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Started by Gunnar Mullins, April 16, 2010, 10:36:00 AM

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OkKeith

I was curious about all the disscusion about different species, so broke out the ol' guide book.

Here in Oklahoma we have Foxes and Greys. Reds (according to my Mammals of North America 3rd ed.) are found in the northren tier states where conifers (pines) are present. It says that Reds are a kind of Pine Squirrel.

Still a heck of a shot on a pretty small target.

OkKeith
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Gunnar Mullins

thanks for the info buddy.. yeah up here we have mainly conifers.. not a whole lot of deciduous trees.. yeah it was a hell of a shot, its now officially black bear and turkey season, so hopefully i can get the same shot off on one of those two..
great looking buck keith!!
I'd rather hold a recurve than shoot a compound

Gunnar Mullins

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I'd rather hold a recurve than shoot a compound

term

I love it when people make fun out of what is avalible. Great job!
Still looking for something I might of forgot.

Gunnar Mullins

What do you mean by that? i certainly wasnt making fun of the squirrel.. i used him!
I'd rather hold a recurve than shoot a compound

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Brock

I shot a very nice squirrel one day that was one of my best shots ever....it was a southern fox squirrel..silver with black mask.  They are now protected but back then you could shoot one in that game zone.

Beautiful animal and tasty too.....i had it mounted just like it was when I shot him.  Man that was a long time ago...some good memories.
Keep em sharp,

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Backcountry Hunters & Anglers
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Gunnar Mullins

thank you guys! You actually had him mounted brock?? thats awesome!! Im wanting to make bow silencers out of the tails
I'd rather hold a recurve than shoot a compound

Gatekeeper

Congratulations!  :clapper:  

QuoteOriginally posted by Gunnar Mullins:
Pulled out my flint, made a fire on the spot and had lunch.
:biglaugh:  Would you like fries with that.
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Casher from Brookshires Food Store in Albany, Texas during 2009 Pig Gig

Gunnar Mullins

haha thanks man, appreciate that.
hopefully i will have a more substantial kill to post soon!
I'd rather hold a recurve than shoot a compound

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