But, but, those sticks, Jim, the sticks.
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2024/2025 Squirrel Hunting Thread...........
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Oh Lawdy, the pain, the pain.
Good question.
I'd like to know the answer for that one, too. The only thing I can think of, in terms of squirrel hunting, is perhaps the idea of shooting a larger caliber RB up in to the trees is not a good idea to the F&G folks.
In terms of rabbits, I don't understand either.
Although here in KY we do not have a minimum caliber for deer, I do understand the minimum caliber for big game concept. IMO, its not the fact that a smaller caliber cannot kill a big game critter, its mostly due to shot placement and hunters skill. Personally, I do support a minimum caliber restriction for certain big game. However, I still scratch my head at the minimum caliber for rabbits.
Either way, I'm satisfied with hunting squirrels with my .32 squirrel rifle.
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I got into blow gun shooting a while back . But I could not get much power out of it . Good fun indoors but wife complained about holes in her chair cloth One guy utube killed a bear with a steel dart , pity the bear did not get him before it died last year plenty of squirrels around the garden but nothing this year, they come from the woods across the road to get to the bird feeders . Most of them end up brown bread,
But, but, those sticks, Jim, the sticks.
Hahaha, if it weren’t for my shooting sticks Ol Jim wouldn’t be eating much squirrel!!But, but, those sticks, Jim, the sticks.
yellowhammer
40 Cal
Mr. Kibler is tempting me:
yellowhammer
40 Cal
Literally and figuratively LOL. Good one, Ed
Go for it!!!!
You win again. Dang it all.
Ole Jim is kind of like trying to catch a greased pig. Every time I think I've got ya, you get away. Gotta hand it to ya, you're pretty slick, bro.
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yellowhammer
40 Cal
OR should I wait and buy one ot the new .36 Thompson Center Senecas: LINK
(ETA or buy both... (oops there goes momma's new dishwasher))
IMO, it would be difficult to beat a Kibler, in terms of a true traditional muzzleloader. I know Jim K really likes his.
I would be much more prone to getting one if Kibler made a .32 or .36 caliber percussion SMR I could use for squirrel hunting. Still having a difficult talking myself into a flintlock. Perfectly content with percussion ML's.
Is TC planning on building a few side locks or just those Gawd awful new fandango things? I don't see them making side locks again unless its just one or two models for small game hunting.
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Well we finally got a fair amount of rain this morning. Things are definitely soggy. However, I'm thinking of putting up a target out back of my house and doing a little offhand practice with Mr. Crockett. Only 16 days remaining before spring squirrel season opens. Season is a little shorter this year, only 33 days.
Had interesting year last season(s) but I missed way more than I should have, for various reasons. If I miss that many squirrels this year, I will not be a happy camper. Much of this will be determined by how proficient I can get at offhanded shooting. So I best get my hind end in gear and get with it.
Had interesting year last season(s) but I missed way more than I should have, for various reasons. If I miss that many squirrels this year, I will not be a happy camper. Much of this will be determined by how proficient I can get at offhanded shooting. So I best get my hind end in gear and get with it.
I didn't hear him say they were going to make percussion or flint???
yellowhammer
40 Cal
I've asked him about helping me do a perc conversion Woodsrunner - would be the perfect gun for me. He just can't shut down his current line for every random joker like me wanting custom stuff.
People have done it with his stuff. Here is a pic of a converted one, taken at one of his open houses. He didn't do the conversion from what I hear:
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I don't see them doing it, but they may..
I still say if percussion go Crockett Rifle.
Flint go with Kibler's SMR .32 or .36
I've seen this also.
It's got my wheels turn.
But for now I'll assemble my .32 flintlock and take it from there.
Shoot em up buddy...
Send pictures of results..
longcruise
70 Cal.
Didn't get that either
Seemed more like a promo announcement. Apparently tc has been bought from S&W?? What family owns it?
yellowhammer
40 Cal
Gregg Ritz, Former CEO before the S&W buyout [ LINK ], has bought it. He might do well; he's an outdoorsman and knows the product, for sure.
I might have to send you a set of Sticks Ed. But you’d probably clean out Kentucky if I didYou win again. Dang it all.
Ole Jim is kind of like trying to catch a greased pig. Every time I think I've got ya, you get away. Gotta hand it to ya, you're pretty slick, bro.
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