ROFLMAO @ Billy! I once watched a bow hunter shatter half a dozen really good fiber arrows on an old growth oak doin the very same thing. . . . I gifure at prices around here he went through about $100 worth of arrows to run off a squirrel.
Fabs each to his or her own.. . . Yeah I took it in Jest bro, heck I ment what I wrote, but ment it in fun too. Last time I shot a deer I had plugged a squirrel not two minutes before in the very outfit I describbed and the deer stepped close enough I coulda almost beaned him with the gun
When I grew up when we went in the woods for meat we took whatever crossed our paths. It was not unusual to come home with several squirrel, a rabbit or two, half a dozen quail, and draggin a deer, and haulin a stringer of fish from the fish trap in the creek. . . .
I miss the old days sooo much. During the UBER short fur season in Texas you could add a few coons and possums to that list as well. I can't count the number of times we came home draggin enough dead critters that you nearly dropped over in the front yard.
I will never forget one trappin season here. . . . . oh never mind need to save that one for my book. . . .
GoodOlBoy
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