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Only 53 days left here in KY until fall squirrel season opens. But who's counting?
It opens August 26 in Tennessee. But like you said, who’s counting?
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2023 Fall Squirrel Season...........
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It opens August 26 in Tennessee. But like you said, who’s counting?
I'm looking forward to it. I didn't get to really go the last two years so I've got some making up to do. Got to get the old .45 smoothie and the .36 rifle slicked up and ready. Might pop some targets with them this weekend.
So what's the most common muzzleloader you guys are hunting them with? Is it shotgun or small bore caliber?
Leaves up smoothie. Leaves down rifle.
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Open year round here in Alaska.
UK too
Banjoman
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.62 caliber smooth bore.
Tree rat season opened May 27th n does not close until Feb. 15 2024. Oh yeah let me get completely moved to Conway, Mo.
.32&.36 rifles for me. Mostly my kibler smr but will take my Crockett occasionally.
.62 smoothie for me until I get myself a Kibler SMR then maybe both.
I have a .40 prb barrel on my Under-Hammer i will use on those Bushy tails.
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August 26th here in Tennessee
.32 Crockett Squirrel rifle for me. Sometimes it takes up to 45 minutes + to get a shot, but its worth it. A real test of patience, hunting skills and marksmanship. I absolutely love it.
Oh yeah, almost forgot, add in a little luck too.
Now down to just 32 days here!
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I like n use a smaller cal. rifle, with .389 prb.
Haven't hunted any bushy tails in many years but a good quality 22 pellet rifle was my go-to.... Primarily because it was what I had available..32 Crockett Squirrel rifle for me. Sometimes it takes up to 45 minutes + to get a shot, but its worth it. A real test of patience, hunting skills and marksmanship. I absolutely love it.
Oh yeah, almost forgot, add in a little luck too.
Now down to just 32 days here!
As stated in an earlier post of mine Squirrel Season opens October 14th here in Florida.
Archery opens September 16th in my zone. I will try my luck, I've gotten them before. When true season opens in October I'll use my Pedersoli double barrel shotgun. Season runs til first Sunday of March.
Then I should have my Kibler Southern Mountain Rifle I've been saving for ordered, received and functional.
Getting a .32 caliber.
Can't wait but I'll have to.
Archery opens September 16th in my zone. I will try my luck, I've gotten them before. When true season opens in October I'll use my Pedersoli double barrel shotgun. Season runs til first Sunday of March.
Then I should have my Kibler Southern Mountain Rifle I've been saving for ordered, received and functional.
Getting a .32 caliber.
Can't wait but I'll have to.
I hope you enjoy your .32 squirrel getter as much as I enjoy mine.
Well, I'm not sure about Florida but for the dark hardwoods and mountains here in KY, it's to my belief that hunting gray squirrels with my .32 Crockett Squirrel rifle is about as much fun as a one can have with their clothes on.
Good Morning, ETipp.
I would really like to hunt them dark hardwoods of KY. Mountains, I sure it would be great time and adventure on my behalf.
Grew up hunting in West Central Illinois.
Reclaimed strip mines, open fields, and some nice hardwoods flat and hilly.
As far as Florida, it was different, but after 39 years I have a special feeling for it. The past few years I've rekindled my love of Squirrel Hunting.
Take care.
Gum Slough
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