Squirrels are Cute Darnit!

PixelRabbit · Feb 17, 2013

Hi my name is Judi and I'm addicted to shooting squirrels.

But they are so damn cute!!

squirrels · Feb 17, 2013

:mrgreen:

Snakeguy101 · Feb 17, 2013

heh- I am addicted to shooting squirrels too! They are delicious!

Mully · Feb 17, 2013

They are cute but a pain ... They eat all my fruits off my trees.... I trap them and take them to the forest.

cgipson1 · Feb 17, 2013

squirrels said:
:mrgreen:

I agree... Squirrels is CUTE!

squirrels · Feb 17, 2013

Mully said:
They are cute but a pain ... I trap them and take them to the forest.

Uh Oh! Don't tell Mr. Squirrels that is an option!

Judi, I like the smile on the squirrel in pic 1 and the crafty little paws. Are those red teeth??

C

Also, I'd be lying if I said I didn't want to see him/her hanging out with Wire E.

greybeard · Feb 17, 2013

Nice captures

TimothyJinx · Feb 17, 2013

Love those pics! They are extremely cute.

But yeah, they can be a pain. A couple moved into our detached garage and proceeded to chew the electrical wiring and window frames. Cost me a couple hundred dollars to repair. Bought a trap and caught them both withing 10 minutes. Let them go at a local park.

Rick58 · Feb 17, 2013

Great shots Pix!

oldhippy · Feb 17, 2013

Ms Rabbit, Them are some beautiful squirrels. i think there are two left in our county. These mountain folks eat everything. Even hog noses, call em rooters

coastalconn · Feb 17, 2013

Nice shots! My squirrel wants to meet your squirrel

The Obligatory Squirrel in snow by krisinct, on Flickr

clarie · Feb 17, 2013

My Squirrel wants to meet yours too.

only problem is he is shy and won't turn around.

DSC_0824 by ky_honey_pie2002, on Flickr

jamesbjenkins · Feb 17, 2013

You squirrel shooters really should get down to east Texas sometime if you want your jaw to drop.

my alma mater's campus is in the middle of what they call the Pineywoods of East Texas down here and there are probably as many squirrels as people on campus. AND, they're the biggest squirrels I've ever seen. Many of them approach the size of small cats.

Nice shots in this thread, BTW.