ROUGH COUNTRY HUNTER
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For you folks who are serious about deer management and growing big bucks, what's your opinions on squirrel hunting.does it hurt or help the property.
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MickThompson
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I'm not sure if it hurts, but I have no idea what it would help. They will be on the hickories until they dry up. I doubt they make that big a difference in the body condition of deer.
I probably wouldn't do it any from the end of October until I decided I was through hunting. That said, go hunt and have fun. No need to make it any more complicated than it has to be.
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I probably wouldn't do it any from the end of October until I decided I was through hunting. That said, go hunt and have fun. No need to make it any more complicated than it has to be.
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MickThompson
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MickThompson":1yn2pddf said:
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I just squirrel hunt elsewhere. Usually smaller wood lots and small farms that aren't really deer hunting places. Wouldn't let it bother me though.
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bowhunter163
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To me it's not the squirrel hunting itself that's the issue , it's the increased scent being left in the woods that's the problem . We do not allow it on our club untill after season .
ROUGH COUNTRY HUNTER
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true,I kinda worry about all the shooting toobowhunter163":1e7tsohw said:
Mike Belt
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If you hunted or accessed a property a lot and in the same manner I'd think it'd be possible to push a couple deer out of there before you had a chance to hunt them.
