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<blockquote data-quote="Chickencoop96" data-source="post: 5211863" data-attributes="member: 22024"><p>I always hunt squirrels with a 22. (personal preference) but typically just walk in and start somewhere either halfway up a ridge or directly on top. sit for about 20 minutes at a time move along the ridge a little ways then sitting for another 20- 30 minutes. I'll repeat this until I get my limit, or have walked as far as I want to. A lot of the time it don't take em' long to get curious of you and come within range. shoot one then move. shoot another etc. it really helps when they start barking at you when trying to locate em.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Chickencoop96, post: 5211863, member: 22024"] I always hunt squirrels with a 22. (personal preference) but typically just walk in and start somewhere either halfway up a ridge or directly on top. sit for about 20 minutes at a time move along the ridge a little ways then sitting for another 20- 30 minutes. I'll repeat this until I get my limit, or have walked as far as I want to. A lot of the time it don't take em' long to get curious of you and come within range. shoot one then move. shoot another etc. it really helps when they start barking at you when trying to locate em. [/QUOTE]
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