Pine and Abert's Squirrels

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Wed, 2010-12-01 09:39

hawkeye270

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Pine and Abert's Squirrels

Anybody going out to hunt them this year? I have plans to get out a couple times during the break. I just have to get past finals week.

Tue, 2010-12-14 22:16

Myke

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I'm heading up Friday, not

I'm heading up Friday, not sure where to get Pines, but got a few places for Aberts

Tue, 2010-12-14 22:31

Critter

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A problem with pine squirls

A problem with pine squirls is that there isn't that much to eat and when you do eat one it taste like a pine tree. Now the Alberts at least have a little meat on them and don't taste too bad.

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