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Move S L O W L Y, just like deer hunting only up !(lol)
take three steps and stop and look around. If you watch animals in the wild, when they eat the tend to take a coupld steps and stop. You will spook less game this way.
go deer hunting, and you will see all the squirrels in the woods.
The best way to find squirrels is to look for a feeding area... Look for nut trees, such as walnut, oak, or hickories...Empty shells on the ground under the tree indicate that squirrels have most likely been feeding there and unless the tree is bare, they will probably be back...It's a good place to start...
When you spot your prey, sometimes you just have to outsmart it...You can be sure that if you are moving and spot a squirrel, he spotted you first...He will probably scurry up a tree, usually on the side opposite of where you are standing...You can wait him out or use some trickery...
Good Luck Hunting and Be safe out there!!!
Its pretty easy to hear them barking or cutting (cracking open a nut). Listen as well as Look and you shouldn't have any problems finding bushytails.
Be safe. Also i would stalk rather than sit. you get more chances of shots when moving.
for deer and squirelle, i like to sit. find an area with a lot of feed debris and sit on down. pop the squirelle and move on. use your eyes and ears to pick the next spot.
find some nut trees and wait.dont shoot at the first one that comes out. wait a little while and then a bunch of em will pop out and playing. shoot a few and move to a new spot.
take a dog, they'll move the squirrels for you
think like a squirrel.
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go deer hunting, and you will see all the squirrels in the woods.
Move S L O W L Y, just like deer hunting only up !(lol)
take three steps and stop and look around. If you watch animals in the wild, when they eat the tend to take a coupld steps and stop. You will spook less game this way.
Be safe. Also i would stalk rather than sit. you get more chances of shots when moving.
take a dog, they'll move the squirrels for you
The best way to find squirrels is to look for a feeding area... Look for nut trees, such as walnut, oak, or hickories...Empty shells on the ground under the tree indicate that squirrels have most likely been feeding there and unless the tree is bare, they will probably be back...It's a good place to start...
When you spot your prey, sometimes you just have to outsmart it...You can be sure that if you are moving and spot a squirrel, he spotted you first...He will probably scurry up a tree, usually on the side opposite of where you are standing...You can wait him out or use some trickery...
Good Luck Hunting and Be safe out there!!!
Its pretty easy to hear them barking or cutting (cracking open a nut). Listen as well as Look and you shouldn't have any problems finding bushytails.
for deer and squirelle, i like to sit. find an area with a lot of feed debris and sit on down. pop the squirelle and move on. use your eyes and ears to pick the next spot.
find some nut trees and wait.dont shoot at the first one that comes out. wait a little while and then a bunch of em will pop out and playing. shoot a few and move to a new spot.
think like a squirrel.
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