How accurate can you get with one of these?Nice!
I use this:
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with 7/16 steel balls, it's deadly...the count is up to 18 so far this year!
Do you prefer broadside or slightly quartered away? Are you getting pass threws?Well, just like Trad Bows, or blow guns, or anything-it depends on how much you shoot them.
I'm "lucky" enough to have a HUGE herd of squirrels that constantly attack the REAL BOSS'S bird feeders (which I have been placed in charge of since my retirement, ) & she's NOT happy about them....so, I figure that's why God makes 'em by the millions...so I can "thin a few out" with the slingshot, (or my Trad Bow, when she ain't lookin'!)
With the slingshot, when I get a head shot, they drop immediately. A body shot with the 7/16 steel slows 'em down enough that I can usually finish 'em off with another shot (I keep a spare ball in my mouth for quick reloads!) My shots are normally between 5-10 yds.
Like anything, it takes practice!
Get you a piece of 2x12 and drive a big nail through it. Stob an ear of corn on there and set it in front of your bow target. Dont need blood trails around the bird feeder for She who must be obeyed to find.Well, just like Trad Bows, or blow guns, or anything-it depends on how much you shoot them.
I'm "lucky" enough to have a HUGE herd of squirrels that constantly attack the REAL BOSS'S bird feeders (which I have been placed in charge of since my retirement, ) & she's NOT happy about them....so, I figure that's why God makes 'em by the millions...so I can "thin a few out" with the slingshot, (or my Trad Bow, when she ain't lookin'!)
With the slingshot, when I get a head shot, they drop immediately. A body shot with the 7/16 steel slows 'em down enough that I can usually finish 'em off with another shot (I keep a spare ball in my mouth for quick reloads!) My shots are normally between 5-10 yds.
Like anything, it takes practice!
It’ll take some practice, but I’ll be ready next season. Let one of ‘‘em start chattering at me!
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Y'all eating those skwerls or donating them to the local scavengers? I've always debated about "city" squirrels vs "woods" squirrels...
Gray's and fox skwerls are fine eatin with a lot of adaptability. Fried, in dumplins, bbq, etc.I’ve never eaten any, so the first few I’ll probably try. If I don’t care for the meat they’ll feed the yotes.
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I have shot stuff with them before. My experience was that critters walked around with darts in them and did not die.
It’ll take some practice, but I’ll be ready next season. Let one of ‘‘em start chattering at me!
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They are quite easy to brain tan, using dr bronners or ivory soap and some smoke.Perhaps I'll have to try them some time. Of course here in Maryland they're classified as small game with a hunting season so they are off limits until September ... We have 3 colors of squirrel here, red grey and black, would be fun to try to tan a few hides lol
Y'all eating those skwerls or donating them to the local scavengers? I've always debated about "city" squirrels vs "woods" squirrels...
Prolly fried in pecan oil.city skwerls eat chicken just like everyone else.
i got to the jobsite a little early one day and got to video a skwerl dumpster diving for breakfast.
How accurate can you get with one of these?