The CZickness XXI...Finally of legal age

[patience0830]

Head shots with a 9mm would prevent them from coming back to life inside your hunting vest. A live squirrel in your vest makes for an exciting morning.

That and fleas is why I do not use a vest.

Buzz saw in your pocket.

 

[T-DOGG]

Thanks everyone. I agree that now is not the time for selling anything. I have a plan.

 

[hANNAbONE]

Nice diversion. Ooh, look over there, a squirrel!

...tree rodent....

 

[Benp]

Thanks everyone. I agree that now is not the time for selling anything. I have a plan.

Not selling is always a great plan!

 

[Hoosier45]

Head shots with a 9mm would prevent them from coming back to life inside your hunting vest. A live squirrel in your vest makes for an exciting morning.

Been there.

 

[Trigger Time]

We need to get in the woods this fall.
I can skin and cut one up in about 60 seconds.

Wow!! Well, im not that good then

 

[KJQ6945]

...tree rodent....

Where?

 

[patience0830]

Interesting. My dad and I have always cut into 5 pieces, rolled in Kentucky Colonel Flour (premixed with seasonings), and then cooked low and slow in a hot skillet. Cook until browned. If it is an older squirrel, we have always cooked in a pressure cooker after. In my opinion cold/cool is much better than fresh out of the skillet.

Lots of ways to do it. Only ones I fry w/o cooking first are the obvious young of the year. What we call "breakfast squirrels".
The ones that the front legs turn purple when you cook 'em. No getting those front legs tender. Throw them out.

 

[Trigger Time]

I love snapping turtles too. Mmmm mmmm mmmm good

 

[jagee]

Well one of y'uns is gonna have to take me tree rat huntin

 

[patience0830]

Wow!! Well, im not that good then

Not a competition. Just always good to have another safety conscious hunting buddy.

 

[SarahG]

This is all really interesting to me as my only reaction to squirrels is trying to feed them snacks. I was aware people ate squirrels, but didn't know anyone personally who does. My dad used to hunt them, but mainly just for fun I think.

 

[KJQ6945]

Lots of ways to do it. Only ones I fry w/o cooking first are the obvious young of the year. What we call "breakfast squirrels".
The ones that the front legs turn purple when you cook 'em. No getting those front legs tender. Throw them out.

My buddies grandma would always turn them into gravy, and I think the hind legs were all she used.

 

[patience0830]

I love snapping turtles too. Mmmm mmmm mmmm good

Inside of a snapping turtle smelled sooo bad on the one I cleaned, I'll let you eat all of them. Long as I don't have to clean another one.

 

[Trigger Time]

Inside of a snapping turtle smelled sooo bad on the one I cleaned, I'll let you eat all of them. Long as I don't have to clean another one.

Not fun to clean. Takes a lot of time too. Deffinately have to pressure cook the meat because theyre even tough dead

 

[KJQ6945]

Best time I ever had squirrel hunting was from a boat. Buddies dad would fish, and the two of us would shoot at squirrels. He'd get tired of us eventually and dump us out on the bank. Great memories.

 

[churchmouse]

This is all really interesting to me as my only reaction to squirrels is trying to feed them snacks. I was aware people ate squirrels, but didn't know anyone personally who does. My dad used to hunt them, but mainly just for fun I think.

Squirrels possum ground hog you name it.

 

[patience0830]

Well one of y'uns is gonna have to take me tree rat huntin

Remind me around 8/15 . Lawrence ain't that far from Brown County.

CZ

 

[MindfulMan]

I wouldn't sell any of it right now Tdizzle to buy more AR's. If you know they are built right and shoot well then just run them

Ditto ! (I don't need to embellish what Mickey summed up )

 

[jagee]

Remind me around 8/15 . Lawrence ain't that far from Brown County.

I ride to/through Brown Co as often as I can while out on the bike. I could sling a 10/22 over my shoulder and ride on down.