Some of the new electronic calls with a wiggling tail are very effective. I have a TC bull barrel 22-250 that does the trick. Also another good trick is to get a couple tins of cheap sardines, barely open it, drip some oil on the ground then tie it up out of their reach so it just drips. Only thing is bearsike it too.

Pap

Uncle Mike,
I guess when hunting squirrels,I should bring along my coyote rig and fool them!!!!

I swear that the game animals read the fish and game seasons guide lines!!

RodBrown,
Faster twists do stabilize heavier bullets. Sounds like you have a nice rig set up there!!

Foot in a cast?? I was on crutches for 3+ years and managed to quail hunt every year.

My late wife used to say that I had no brains,therefore no feelngs. (no comments please)

Pappy,
You always seem to come up with yet another cleaver idea.

Wayne

I would also recommend a Savage 24V in 222 Remington mag over and 20ga under for the perfect squirrel and coyote gun. Hard to find but gunbroker usually has one for sale.

Pap

Pappy,
Unfortunately in my area,center fire rifles are pretty much a no-no so it is either shotgun (#2 shot the largest allowed) archery or muzzle loader.

By any chance,are you the guy that touched off the round from the old cannon on Cannon Road and Rt 7 one Halloween night???

The very next day,the Town Fathers had cement put into it.

Wayne

Wayne....
Do you live in the USA??

:-)Rocky

Wayne
No that wasn't me,although I wouldn't put it past me. Lol.

Pap

Rocky,
Yep,born and bred USA.

If you were wondering about the fish & game regulations,some states with higher populations regulate the use of higher powered firearms for hunting.

Pap,
Yep,one Halloween evening,some enterprising young man put a one pound coffee can filled with pebbles in it and touched off that cannon and sent it over Rt 7 and Allens field.

Wayne

Can't imagine that my crowd didn't think of that!! Darn!!

Pap

Pappy,
I have the feeling that stories of your "escapades" are still floating around the hallways of Police HQ.

Wayne

'62 and '63 were vintage years, for sure. We could drive to Pound Ridge at night without headlights,no problem. Lol. Coach Nick Zeoli loved us and he is still kicking in Vermont.

Pap