www.squirrelhun... Join us for this season's highs and lows. We kick the season off in Virginia, then hit the NC timber for some squirrel hunting action. Leupold Yosemite Binos amzn.to/2jKnSsp Shooting Stix amzn.to/2jv9121
I just purchased a 1973 Glenfield marlin in excellent condition. I have a Bushnell banner dusk to dawn 1-4 x 32 scope on it. I am customizing the trigger this week. it is a very accurate rifle. I am going to use it for squirrel and rabbit.
I'm a serious squirrel hunter from central new York and I watch your videos repeatedly. I'd love to hunt with you some day. Need new limb chicken videos!! 👍
Appreciate you taking time out to watch multiple times. We are currently filming for the upcoming video, likely dropping in March. I don't turn out monthly's due to lousy viewer numbers. Plus one big video works better for me. We've gathered over 40 minutes this year so far. Be sure to check out @passitonoutdoors he's a fellow New Yorker that's into squirrel hunting.
I really enjoy watching your squirrel hunting videos. As someone that enjoys squirrel hunting, it's always good to see others hunters enjoying the sport. Here in Wisconsin, our season is kinda short (mid September to end of January), so we don't get to hunt squirrels for as long as some hunters in other states.
I’ve heard really good things about the Lithgow. It’s got a lot of features I like. Shoots well from what I’ve seen also. Fox squirrels don’t stand a chance. Good hunting, brother.
Another fine video, Nate. Good on LeBrad for runnin' his hand off into that hole for that squirrel.... he's a bigger man than I am!!!!!!! I wouldn't have left it there, but I'd have to devise another way... As always, thanks for posting the vids... I sure enjoy them.
Maybe it’s your microphone and my speaker, but this shots sound very loud for a subsonic round that’s also suppressed. What’s your opinion actually being there?
Great work Nate. Whats your secret for those high angle shots? I'm nailing them on the ground but once they get a bit of elevation, man I'm struggling to connect.
Thanks! High angle shots can be a pain. I certainly don't have them mastered, but the key to connecting is aiming low. I'll usually rest my crosshairs on the bottom outline of the head to make a high angle shot. Hope that helps.
+Steve Branson Ding, ding!!! Was a listener from the start. Good ol Karl, Stan, and Tommy. Seems to be a real effective spot on a squirrel. Thanks for leaving a comment.
Hey man. I don’t have any hunting experience. I purchased my lifetime license and I’ve been plinking my Marlin 60 for some years. I’ve never eaten squirrel and would love too. Every video has a comment about shooting into the air being unsafe. Can you touch on this?
I guess it really depends on where you are hunting as to the safety of shooting in the air with a .22lr. The more rural an area the less I worry about it. That being said, what goes up must come down. Some only take shots when the squirrel is in front of an effective back stop. That will lower your shot opportunities because the squirrels rarely read the script. I think it's a personal choice made by the hunter. Each shot has to be considered for safety concerns. I learned that very early in my hunting years. If you don't feel safe doing so, your best option is a shotgun.
Yes it is. Hard for me to hunt without one now. The reduction in sound is great on the ears. It's a Dead Air Mask on my rifle. LaBrad James has a Thompson Machine Isis.
Awesome!! We’ve got a couple more seasons worth of videos already uploaded to help with the withdrawals of squirrel hunting season. Thanks for taking time out to watch, glad to have you aboard.
