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Grey squirrels can they be killed with dogs?


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Crazy isnt it? :thumbdown: one of the places where I hunt there are more squigs than rabbits, they are absolutely everywhere :thumbdown:

 

 

It,s the same here mate.All over the place and soon they.ll be robing all the nest,s again.:thumbdown:

Like the mink lad,a proper pest.shoot the fuckers. :thumbs:

 

Hi bud shoot about 40 a year and a few other lad,s do the same. if not more but we never seem to make a dent in them.:wallbash:

have any of u eaten squirrel ?

I've eaten a few you'd be pleasantly surprised how they taste.........the back legs are the best but as you can imagine you need a few :thumbs:

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Crazy isnt it? :thumbdown: one of the places where I hunt there are more squigs than rabbits, they are absolutely everywhere :thumbdown:

 

 

It,s the same here mate.All over the place and soon they.ll be robing all the nest,s again.:thumbdown:

Like the mink lad,a proper pest.shoot the fuckers. :thumbs:

 

Hi bud shoot about 40 a year and a few other lad,s do the same. if not more but we never seem to make a dent in them.:wallbash:

have any of u eaten squirrel ?

yes there lovely cooked like this

http://cookiingitup.blogspot.com/2008/04/cajun-squirrel-stew.html

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Just had dogs out for a walk,one of them chased a squirrel,he nearly had it, I just got to wondering can u kill them with dogs? :icon_redface: post ban

How about catapults? Is it legal to try an knock ones head off with a catty Then retrieve with dog :whistling:

 

Yep, shot and retrieved is the way to go. I get a few like that every year, not as effective as shooting with a rifle or shotty but its so much more satisfying when you get them with a catty! The dogs love it, they'll mark the squirrel and as they circle the tree they sometimes drive it round to your side of the trunk for a shot.

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me and my lad shot about a hundred last year, my mate has them he said they are very tasty, not tried them my self.

once caught you can not release them its not leagle so i believe, so if the dog catches one you would be breaking the law by letting it go.

If you took it to the vet injuried i think they have to put to sleep.

catch 22.

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