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They are hell in a pecan tree. I recall someone in an adjacent town showing me how the squirrels eat their pecans green. This guy didn’t hunt them and they were bold in his yard. I couldn’t believe it until I saw it.these went to a buddy he generally like to bake them. i like them fried or in dumplns myself.
i think once deer season is past we will do some hunting for us.
these where in my pecan trees and had to go.
yea they can haul off and chew and destroy hundreds upon hundreds of lbs pretty quickly. its insane. we have a few trees and need to keep the tree rats under control.They are hell in a pecan tree. I recall someone in an adjacent town showing me how the squirrels eat their pecans green. This guy didn’t hunt them and they were bold in his yard. I couldn’t believe it until I saw it.
That is one harsh Vasectomy… Yeeouch!!!this guy took it hard.
in the front leg through the chest and poped the berries. honestly i felt bad for this one but my buddy Mr. Mark said the the time the berries got poped he was done.
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"Why is that ear of corn moving"? A few more feet, there's a squirrel below it, carrying it to the fencerow.The only good squirrel is a DEAD one as they are very destructive cute fuzzy little bastards.
My sentiments exactly!! Unfortunately, not shared by my wife who loves to see them ravaging the bird feeder!! Just bushy tailed rats as far as I'm concerned...The only good squirrel is a DEAD one as they are very destructive cute fuzzy little bastards.
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