Bird watching

[Squirrelhunter91]

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firekidd.... Thats why you get yourself a pellet gun and shoot those smart squirrels. Its quiet, effective and is lightweight. Those squirrels are also problems because they chew up the feeder because they cannot reach the feed.

Here is a pic of my feeder. There is no squirrel there because they dare not come that close to the house.

[travo]

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what kind of squirrel is that, firekidd?

[Big58cal]

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It's a gray squirrel.  That's the main type of squirrel running around in KY and southern IN.  It's probably the same up in Firekidd's neck of the woods also.

[Mallard Drake]

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good ol pellet gun oughta take care that squirrels problem.

[travo]

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Weve just got the big red ones. fox squirrels, i think.

[Mallard Drake]

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yeah that would be the big red ones or the small ones are red squirrels.

[firekidd]

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In town it's mostly greys....  Out of town it's mostly fox squirrels...  (fat ones too)

But no that you mention it....  some of the greys in town have some suspicious looking  reddish blotches on their back.....   maybe cross-breeds???

[Squirrelhunter91]

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possibly firekidd..

[DIXIEBANJO]

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In town it's mostly greys....  Out of town it's mostly fox squirrels...  (fat ones too)

But no that you mention it....  some of the greys in town have some suspicious looking  reddish blotches on their back.....   maybe cross-breeds???

        I see a lot of gray squirrels with reddish backs,or red blotches on them.I was thinking maybe they were just gray/fox mixes also.I have a feeling they are.Either that,or its  now popular in the gray squirrel comunity ,to dye your fur red