Dutch
AMERICAN WARRIOR
FYI...Limit is 1 fox squirrel a day on Piedmont NWR
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Fox squirrel hunting?
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FYI...Limit is 1 fox squirrel a day on Piedmont NWR
Dutch
AMERICAN WARRIOR
Help a brother out, so I can learn how to catch them crappies...Want my favorite crappie fishing spots too?
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WishboneW
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If they so good to eat, why they call ‘em crappies?
Dutch
AMERICAN WARRIOR
Because Pomoxis nigromaculatus is a mouthful to say.
Browning Slayer
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You are too far gone… better stick to bass fishing..Help a brother out, so I can learn how to catch them crappies...
Dutch
AMERICAN WARRIOR
You are too far gone… better stick to bass fishing..
uturn
Senior Member
Good read!
mizzippi jb
Welcome back.
Wasn't that a character on Chappelle's show?Because Pomoxis nigromaculatus is a mouthful to say.
Semi-Pro
Full-Pro
I'm GONna trap me some fox squirrel and relocate them to my new squirrel refuge. I used to want to kill one. I've hunted around several they are to interesting and curious for me too shoot. It would be cool to have a few though.
Big7
The Oracle
I haven't either.
There were a few on my old lease in Warren County. I killed one that was almost solid orange.
kmaxwell3
Senior Member
uturn
Senior Member
Me and this dude been playin cat and mouth for around 5 years now I think…this day he decided he’d come across the forest floor and up to my perch!
Not gonna say I didn’t become concerned about his intentions!
Not gonna say I didn’t become concerned about his intentions!
mizzippi jb
Welcome back.
That's a beautiful 1. Almost looks like a bluetuck
I've only seen two in my life. Both in SC.
B. White
Senior Member
They are not too bright crossing roads and freeze up. Probably the only animal that will cause me to wreck before hitting one.
NMH5050
Senior Member
I have seen them near my place in Jasper county. I think that there is just a small pocket of them.
jbogg
Senior Member
I did not begin hunting until I was in my late 20s, around the time I got married. Never knew any hunters while I was growing up, I just knew it was something I desperately wanted to do. My father’s idea of getting outdoors was cutting the grass for an hour every weekend until he assigned that task to me.
Fast forward to the late 1980s and I had joined a small hunting club in Meriwether county. GON was still a newspaper format, and there was no Internet to help a newbie like me to get started. One of my first days hunting on my new lease found me sitting on the ground Looking down a hardwood drain that was surrounded by thick pines. I saw movement and had to do a double take. About 40 yards away. I saw what I was certain was some sort of bright orange monkey or lemur. Slow walking on the ground, and heading my way. As it got closer it became apparent that it was some sort of giant squirrel on steroids. Got back to camp around lunchtime that day and told the other guys what I had seen. Pretty sure they still laugh about it to this day.
Fast forward to the late 1980s and I had joined a small hunting club in Meriwether county. GON was still a newspaper format, and there was no Internet to help a newbie like me to get started. One of my first days hunting on my new lease found me sitting on the ground Looking down a hardwood drain that was surrounded by thick pines. I saw movement and had to do a double take. About 40 yards away. I saw what I was certain was some sort of bright orange monkey or lemur. Slow walking on the ground, and heading my way. As it got closer it became apparent that it was some sort of giant squirrel on steroids. Got back to camp around lunchtime that day and told the other guys what I had seen. Pretty sure they still laugh about it to this day.
The golf course, just out of town on 83N, has a bunch of them. I don’t even remember seeing any gray squirrels.
Wyman
NMH5050
Senior Member
Hunters club?
