Ky Squirrel season
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Hello JDM,
Got 5 Sat a.m. 4 greys 1 fox in about an hour, they were tearing up 3 small hickory trees. Sunday a.m. was a bust I think the storms that went through late Sat may have had some effect on em.
Went back out Mon a.m. got 5 fox squirrels, same little hickories, still baffled about Sun though as the woods were so still and quiet and wet, with a light fog it was almost eerie. Had seen a lot of Deer and Turkeys on Sat and nothing at all stirring Sun. Keep me posted as how you do, GOOD Hunting!
Got 5 Sat a.m. 4 greys 1 fox in about an hour, they were tearing up 3 small hickory trees. Sunday a.m. was a bust I think the storms that went through late Sat may have had some effect on em.
Went back out Mon a.m. got 5 fox squirrels, same little hickories, still baffled about Sun though as the woods were so still and quiet and wet, with a light fog it was almost eerie. Had seen a lot of Deer and Turkeys on Sat and nothing at all stirring Sun. Keep me posted as how you do, GOOD Hunting!
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Seems too early for squirrel season to me. We were at Paris Landing park Sunday and a little squirrel came by our picnic table with a hairless baby squirrel in it's mouth. We watched it put the baby in a hollow tree and then go back to the old nest for another. Then another.
Hey Desparado,
I lived in Ohio most of my life, grew up in the Dayton area and later moved to west Middletown. I used to hunt and fish Greene, Butler, Warren, Adams, Brown, Montgomery, Shelby, Scioto counties and a few others that slip my memory. Anyway the Squirrels I have bagged thus far have come off my own land so the hunts have been quick and the Squirrels dressed right away. So far I have not seen any sign of Worbles (thank goodness). Anyway since it is my land and I don't have to travel to hunt (for the first time in my life), I take 2 bottles of water and one of those insulated food bags with ice in it. I clean the game as quick as it is taken and place it in that bag of ice. Those bags are real handy items to have around as they are not a burden to pack into the woods with you. They fit right into the game pouch of a vest.
I lived in Ohio most of my life, grew up in the Dayton area and later moved to west Middletown. I used to hunt and fish Greene, Butler, Warren, Adams, Brown, Montgomery, Shelby, Scioto counties and a few others that slip my memory. Anyway the Squirrels I have bagged thus far have come off my own land so the hunts have been quick and the Squirrels dressed right away. So far I have not seen any sign of Worbles (thank goodness). Anyway since it is my land and I don't have to travel to hunt (for the first time in my life), I take 2 bottles of water and one of those insulated food bags with ice in it. I clean the game as quick as it is taken and place it in that bag of ice. Those bags are real handy items to have around as they are not a burden to pack into the woods with you. They fit right into the game pouch of a vest.
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