look for loose nuts.. on the boy squirrel.. sorry could not resist the humor.How can i tell if a squirrel is pregnant?
iguess they get fatterHow can i tell if a squirrel is pregnant?
If it gets really crabby and hormonal and craves pickles and ice cream.
when it cant climb trees anymore
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
What is the enemy of a Squirrel?
If it's a grey one, me!
Things that eat squirrels are dogs, cats, bigger birds of prey, foxes and weasley, stoaty things. Mink too if there are any about.
The problem with squirrels id they are agile and wiry. There's not much meat under all that fur so trying to catch one to eat could be a poor return on the energy you use up chasing it.What is the enemy of a Squirrel?
Evil Anti-Squirrels armed with napalm acorns.What is the enemy of a Squirrel?
For Red Squirrels [uk] The Grey Squirrel, Its causing our Native Red to become Extinct. But a Lot of both easily fall foul of Disease.
The ground squirrel's chief enemies include foxes, weasels and hawks
http://www.projectwildlife.org/living-sq鈥?/a>
Things that eat squirrels are dogs, cats, bigger birds of prey, foxes and weasley, stoaty things. Mink too if there are any about.
The problem with squirrels id they are agile and wiry. There's not much meat under all that fur so trying to catch one to eat could be a poor return on the energy you use up chasing it.What is the enemy of a Squirrel?
Evil Anti-Squirrels armed with napalm acorns.What is the enemy of a Squirrel?
For Red Squirrels [uk] The Grey Squirrel, Its causing our Native Red to become Extinct. But a Lot of both easily fall foul of Disease.
The ground squirrel's chief enemies include foxes, weasels and hawks
http://www.projectwildlife.org/living-sq鈥?/a>
Can you actually have a squirrel for a pet?
I don't want one , I Can you actually have a squirrel for a pet?
Yes. According to wikipedia: ';Squirrels are occasionally kept as household pets, provided they are selected young enough and are hand raised in a proper fashion. They can be taught to do tricks, and are said to be as intelligent as dogs in their ability to learn behaviors. In these cases, a large cage and a balanced diet with good variety will keep a pet squirrel healthy and happy. As a pet, the owner must be aware of ';spring fever'; at which time a female pet squirrel will become very defensive of her cage, thinking of it as her nest, and will become somewhat aggressive to defend the area.';
Can you actually have a squirrel for a pet?
you what
anyway, it depends on which state you live in, in most states its illegal to have a wild animal in your house
i had one, and i nurtured a baby back to health when it fell out of a tree, but id suggest getting a baby because older ones can be vicios
Are you referring to a wild squirrel like the ones you find in your backyard? I think there might be disease issues there but it's your call. I had a pet pig in a suburban area as a pet when I was young so why not?!
My grandmother had one, but it was never really friendly. It used to bite her all the time, if I am remember correctly.
Yes, you can, but squirrels eat your nuts at home.
Yes, you can.
yes, but they bite
Yes. According to wikipedia: ';Squirrels are occasionally kept as household pets, provided they are selected young enough and are hand raised in a proper fashion. They can be taught to do tricks, and are said to be as intelligent as dogs in their ability to learn behaviors. In these cases, a large cage and a balanced diet with good variety will keep a pet squirrel healthy and happy. As a pet, the owner must be aware of ';spring fever'; at which time a female pet squirrel will become very defensive of her cage, thinking of it as her nest, and will become somewhat aggressive to defend the area.';
Can you actually have a squirrel for a pet?
you what
anyway, it depends on which state you live in, in most states its illegal to have a wild animal in your house
i had one, and i nurtured a baby back to health when it fell out of a tree, but id suggest getting a baby because older ones can be vicios
Are you referring to a wild squirrel like the ones you find in your backyard? I think there might be disease issues there but it's your call. I had a pet pig in a suburban area as a pet when I was young so why not?!
My grandmother had one, but it was never really friendly. It used to bite her all the time, if I am remember correctly.
Yes, you can, but squirrels eat your nuts at home.
Yes, you can.
yes, but they bite
Any information on southern flying squirrel?
help please anything that you know on the animal
i really cant find anything and i am stressing outAny information on southern flying squirrel?
google it
they are also called shugar gliders other than flying squirrel because they glide and dont fly, they glide by using hin skin from their rists to their ankles and the jump frpm tree to tree they live in nestsAny information on southern flying squirrel?
i saw one several times recently in georgia. east-central georgia near crawfordville in a. h. stephens state park. it was twice the size of a squirrel. it's nest was in a pine tree
They are fond of mint juleps
the last oneback blackheads
i really cant find anything and i am stressing outAny information on southern flying squirrel?
google it
they are also called shugar gliders other than flying squirrel because they glide and dont fly, they glide by using hin skin from their rists to their ankles and the jump frpm tree to tree they live in nestsAny information on southern flying squirrel?
i saw one several times recently in georgia. east-central georgia near crawfordville in a. h. stephens state park. it was twice the size of a squirrel. it's nest was in a pine tree
They are fond of mint juleps
the last one
Squirrel hunting had a quick question?
As you all know it's squirrel season and it's almost DEC, Well it's 7:45 AM I want to go squirrel hunt now but is it a good time to go?Squirrel hunting had a quick question?
Best time is before 10:30 AM, and after 2 PM in the Afternoon.*Squirrel hunting had a quick question?
When it is cold and sunny, little to no wind and at sun up or shortly after in the morning. When it is windy or cloudy squirrels will stir but stay close to their holes (dens). When it's very windy you're lucky to see one unless it's in a well sheltered draw or hollar. Another good time to go is right before sunset, about 30 minutes before or so. They will come out and forage around until in most cases after dark.
With a fox squirrel, they come out a bit later than the grey squirrels. With experience you will be able to tell with their barks if it's a grey or a fox (red) squirrel. You can usually find them about mid morning and throughout the day sunning themselves on branches, look in the pocket between the limb and trunk closely, you'll most often see them there sunning or eating.
This time of year, look around any oak trees for either kind of squirrel. A good sign is if you find acorn shell castings around the trees. Many times you'll see holes in the tree where they have dug out old woodpecker nests and made them into their own nests. You'll know you have found a well used one if you find all the bark scrapped off around the hole from their claws as they go in and out.
Stay well hidden around a large grove of tall oak trees and you're sure to see one. They like the taller trees for escape from preditors.
The favorite place I like to go is a large grove of oak tress with cedars around and by them for cover for the squirrels and me.
Hope you get your limit :o)
I find that I bag the most squirrels if I am in the woods just before daylight. They are starting to move about just as the sun comes up and will continue until about 10:00 AM. If it is overcast, they may move about later in the day. There will still be squirrels moving about after 10:00 but they are less active and you will likely get fewer shots. They are active again in the late afternoon but I have always found the morning to be more productive. And, no, they don't have little wristwatches, the times are just approximate.
You can squirrel hunt at pretty much any time. It really doesn't matter.
-Connor
Yes because the squirrels are out and moving in the morning just like deer.
three hours after sunrise and three hours before sunset
anytime is a good time for squirrels
yes am is fine after a rain they come out and feed ok thanks eddie
Wait... squirrels have to be in season, to hunt them?
~Rushes out back to my garage, to cover things with tarps~ %26gt;.%26gt;
Best time is before 10:30 AM, and after 2 PM in the Afternoon.*Squirrel hunting had a quick question?
When it is cold and sunny, little to no wind and at sun up or shortly after in the morning. When it is windy or cloudy squirrels will stir but stay close to their holes (dens). When it's very windy you're lucky to see one unless it's in a well sheltered draw or hollar. Another good time to go is right before sunset, about 30 minutes before or so. They will come out and forage around until in most cases after dark.
With a fox squirrel, they come out a bit later than the grey squirrels. With experience you will be able to tell with their barks if it's a grey or a fox (red) squirrel. You can usually find them about mid morning and throughout the day sunning themselves on branches, look in the pocket between the limb and trunk closely, you'll most often see them there sunning or eating.
This time of year, look around any oak trees for either kind of squirrel. A good sign is if you find acorn shell castings around the trees. Many times you'll see holes in the tree where they have dug out old woodpecker nests and made them into their own nests. You'll know you have found a well used one if you find all the bark scrapped off around the hole from their claws as they go in and out.
Stay well hidden around a large grove of tall oak trees and you're sure to see one. They like the taller trees for escape from preditors.
The favorite place I like to go is a large grove of oak tress with cedars around and by them for cover for the squirrels and me.
Hope you get your limit :o)
I find that I bag the most squirrels if I am in the woods just before daylight. They are starting to move about just as the sun comes up and will continue until about 10:00 AM. If it is overcast, they may move about later in the day. There will still be squirrels moving about after 10:00 but they are less active and you will likely get fewer shots. They are active again in the late afternoon but I have always found the morning to be more productive. And, no, they don't have little wristwatches, the times are just approximate.
You can squirrel hunt at pretty much any time. It really doesn't matter.
-Connor
Yes because the squirrels are out and moving in the morning just like deer.
three hours after sunrise and three hours before sunset
anytime is a good time for squirrels
yes am is fine after a rain they come out and feed ok thanks eddie
Wait... squirrels have to be in season, to hunt them?
~Rushes out back to my garage, to cover things with tarps~ %26gt;.%26gt;
Squirrel hunting had a quick question?
As you all know it's squirrel season and it's almost DEC, Well it's 7:45 AM I want to go squirrel hunt now but is it a good time to go?Squirrel hunting had a quick question?
Best time is before 10:30 AM, and after 2 PM in the Afternoon.*Squirrel hunting had a quick question?
When it is cold and sunny, little to no wind and at sun up or shortly after in the morning. When it is windy or cloudy squirrels will stir but stay close to their holes (dens). When it's very windy you're lucky to see one unless it's in a well sheltered draw or hollar. Another good time to go is right before sunset, about 30 minutes before or so. They will come out and forage around until in most cases after dark.
With a fox squirrel, they come out a bit later than the grey squirrels. With experience you will be able to tell with their barks if it's a grey or a fox (red) squirrel. You can usually find them about mid morning and throughout the day sunning themselves on branches, look in the pocket between the limb and trunk closely, you'll most often see them there sunning or eating.
This time of year, look around any oak trees for either kind of squirrel. A good sign is if you find acorn shell castings around the trees. Many times you'll see holes in the tree where they have dug out old woodpecker nests and made them into their own nests. You'll know you have found a well used one if you find all the bark scrapped off around the hole from their claws as they go in and out.
Stay well hidden around a large grove of tall oak trees and you're sure to see one. They like the taller trees for escape from preditors.
The favorite place I like to go is a large grove of oak tress with cedars around and by them for cover for the squirrels and me.
Hope you get your limit :o)
I find that I bag the most squirrels if I am in the woods just before daylight. They are starting to move about just as the sun comes up and will continue until about 10:00 AM. If it is overcast, they may move about later in the day. There will still be squirrels moving about after 10:00 but they are less active and you will likely get fewer shots. They are active again in the late afternoon but I have always found the morning to be more productive. And, no, they don't have little wristwatches, the times are just approximate.
You can squirrel hunt at pretty much any time. It really doesn't matter.
-Connor
Yes because the squirrels are out and moving in the morning just like deer.
three hours after sunrise and three hours before sunset
anytime is a good time for squirrels
yes am is fine after a rain they come out and feed ok thanks eddie
Wait... squirrels have to be in season, to hunt them?
~Rushes out back to my garage, to cover things with tarps~ %26gt;.%26gt;
Best time is before 10:30 AM, and after 2 PM in the Afternoon.*Squirrel hunting had a quick question?
When it is cold and sunny, little to no wind and at sun up or shortly after in the morning. When it is windy or cloudy squirrels will stir but stay close to their holes (dens). When it's very windy you're lucky to see one unless it's in a well sheltered draw or hollar. Another good time to go is right before sunset, about 30 minutes before or so. They will come out and forage around until in most cases after dark.
With a fox squirrel, they come out a bit later than the grey squirrels. With experience you will be able to tell with their barks if it's a grey or a fox (red) squirrel. You can usually find them about mid morning and throughout the day sunning themselves on branches, look in the pocket between the limb and trunk closely, you'll most often see them there sunning or eating.
This time of year, look around any oak trees for either kind of squirrel. A good sign is if you find acorn shell castings around the trees. Many times you'll see holes in the tree where they have dug out old woodpecker nests and made them into their own nests. You'll know you have found a well used one if you find all the bark scrapped off around the hole from their claws as they go in and out.
Stay well hidden around a large grove of tall oak trees and you're sure to see one. They like the taller trees for escape from preditors.
The favorite place I like to go is a large grove of oak tress with cedars around and by them for cover for the squirrels and me.
Hope you get your limit :o)
I find that I bag the most squirrels if I am in the woods just before daylight. They are starting to move about just as the sun comes up and will continue until about 10:00 AM. If it is overcast, they may move about later in the day. There will still be squirrels moving about after 10:00 but they are less active and you will likely get fewer shots. They are active again in the late afternoon but I have always found the morning to be more productive. And, no, they don't have little wristwatches, the times are just approximate.
You can squirrel hunt at pretty much any time. It really doesn't matter.
-Connor
Yes because the squirrels are out and moving in the morning just like deer.
three hours after sunrise and three hours before sunset
anytime is a good time for squirrels
yes am is fine after a rain they come out and feed ok thanks eddie
Wait... squirrels have to be in season, to hunt them?
~Rushes out back to my garage, to cover things with tarps~ %26gt;.%26gt;
Squirrel is surprise star of holiday photo?
sorry guys this isn't a question but just wanted to share this little ';funny'; story ,with all the gloom and doom in this world i thought it would bring a smile to you all , talk about passer byes when yr taking a pic this beats the lot lol ......http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopi鈥?/a>Squirrel is surprise star of holiday photo?
I have looked at that photo a lot today. It makes me smile everytime I see it. Squirrels are fun to watch. I have them on my property and I have some great pictures of them. They seem to love the attention and I swear that a couple of them pose for the camera. LOL
Thanks for sharing!Squirrel is surprise star of holiday photo?
I saw that a few days ago and my friend and I talked for a long time if it was photoshopped or not. The thing being he said the squirrel would be to large with the ratios taht we found and it was odd that the background was so fuzzy and the squirrel was not.
I told him that camras come with auto focus and could have focused on the camra and the ratios made perfect sense. I quite enjoyed the picture and think it wasn't photoshopped
i saw that picture in the Daily Mirror yesterday it's hilarious isn't it. i love pictures like that. great.
That was a lovely story and such a change from the rest of the News. As Shambo would say, wow, how cute is this squirrel!
I love this one. Cute little guy. The squirrel, not the man in the picture.
I was thrilled to bits when I saw this. It was the photo of a lifetime
HES SOCUTE
i saw that on the newsslike30 min ago
That's cute. I do like the name of the lake too. :D
its soo sweeeeeeeeeeeeet
he was doing his nut..
I have looked at that photo a lot today. It makes me smile everytime I see it. Squirrels are fun to watch. I have them on my property and I have some great pictures of them. They seem to love the attention and I swear that a couple of them pose for the camera. LOL
Thanks for sharing!Squirrel is surprise star of holiday photo?
I saw that a few days ago and my friend and I talked for a long time if it was photoshopped or not. The thing being he said the squirrel would be to large with the ratios taht we found and it was odd that the background was so fuzzy and the squirrel was not.
I told him that camras come with auto focus and could have focused on the camra and the ratios made perfect sense. I quite enjoyed the picture and think it wasn't photoshopped
i saw that picture in the Daily Mirror yesterday it's hilarious isn't it. i love pictures like that. great.
That was a lovely story and such a change from the rest of the News. As Shambo would say, wow, how cute is this squirrel!
I love this one. Cute little guy. The squirrel, not the man in the picture.
I was thrilled to bits when I saw this. It was the photo of a lifetime
HES SOCUTE
i saw that on the newsslike30 min ago
That's cute. I do like the name of the lake too. :D
its soo sweeeeeeeeeeeeet
he was doing his nut..
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