Squirrel Hunt Success

[Mechslasher]

on my way to my stand this afternoon, i walked through a group of pecan trees near the house of the people who let me hunt their land.  saw seveal squirrels and got off some close shots.  i did manage to hit one using my new g5 small game point.  the hooked part actually grabbed the squirrel and pulled it off the limb it was sitting on.  success was fleeting as the owners 85 pound pit bull decided squirrel was what's for dinner.  easy come, easy go.

[Hillbilly]

That's what the broadheads are for...........

[cowboy]

Or in my case - a big rock. Damn pit bulls . Oh but congrats on the squirrel .

[Kegan]

Should have established who's the dominant male !

[Badbill]

Yeah, but pitbull is a little greasy, unless you have a good sauce.

[mullet]

 Or, one of your , Patented, Rock Squirrel, Blunts.

[armymedic.2]

nice shot, well it saved having to dress it out....which would have been a huge pain, prob not worth it...seared in a pan with olive oil, then deboned and simmered in a red pasta sauce with fresh garllic and pepper to lay over a bed of noodles....yeah probably not worth it....drooooolllllllllllll.

[james parker]

pickin on them little buggers are we?

[Mechslasher]

james, you should have seen the shot i made on a squirrel last week with the bow you made.  a perfect head shot while the squirrel sat at the top of the pecan tree.  i beat george, the pitbull, to that one.  i figure if i can hit a squirrel, a deer shouldn't be a problem.  besides, i love squirrel-n-dumplings!

[GregB]

Careful now everyone...congrats on your squirrel!

[stickbender]

     Yeah, I would have let the Pit Bull have it also.  They don't have a sense of sharing......

                                                              Wayne

[ballista]

  my little cousin (7) got bit by one, walking home from her elementary school. those damn things gotta be watched, swear to god its like there mental setup is iolent to begin with. how'd you like the g5? I'm pretty close to buying those hammers on 3riversarchery's site, not sure if you've seen em or not- like a very durable judo head. sorry to hear about you're loss, although im sure an accidental broadhead through that pit wouldnt be the worst thing good luck man, maybe try bowfishing line for the truley lazy outdoorsman -jimmy

[huntertrapper]

nice jo bon the squirrel but it is true dog was a delicasy to the natives...greasy.

[Sparrow]

 Them Pit's are worth they're weight in gold if you want to run down hog's with dogs.That is alot of fun and trussing up them hogs would be a great deal more dangerous to handle if there was'nt a couple of Pitty's hanging off the pigs face.You feed them pigs on sweet feed for a few months and you got some fine eatin' 
That's what pitt's were developed to do.They are bred to be fearless and bite.I think that trying to make cuddle pets out of them is right up there with making pet's of mountain lions,bobcat's,alligators,bear trap's,Meth addict's,etc......
 Squirrel and gravy and biscuit's is probably one of the dinners that they eat in heaven.   Frank

[kylerprochaska]

I have a pitbull....his name is Kaine, one thing you gotta know about pits is that they are good dogs to their specific owners...he's violent when i let him be and nice when i tell him to....they like to please their owner's...probably the most obediant dog I've ever owned...don't think i would ever get another breed!

P.S. Most of the "Pit bull" attacks that you hear about, really aren't pit bull's, it's just the media blowing things out of proportion....and pitbull's are actually a lot less "edgy" than most people think....look up some temperment studies on google!

-Ky