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Pellet gun or a bow sounds like it could seriously hurt the animal, why would you prefer that rather than harmless water? They'll learn after a while to stay aw
by capableweb 3y ago
Pellet gun or a bow sounds like it could seriously hurt the animal, why would you prefer that rather than harmless water? They'll learn after a while to stay away with just water.
- stcroixx 3y agoThey're good to eat, taste similar to rabbit. Might shoot some today.
- capableweb 3y agoYeah, not everyone have a local butcher and need to hunt food themselves, not common to come across folks like you here :)
- zdragnar 3y agoYou really don't want to take squirrels to your local butcher. If they don't laugh you out of the shop, there's not nearly enough meat on them to pay them for their time. Get yourself a good, sharp paring knife or pocket knife and some kitchen shears and you're good to go.
- PH95VuimJjqBqy 3y agoI find this reply humorous as it points out the flaw in the above posters thinking. Having said that, I tend to lean on the side of the other poster in that harming animals should be avoided unless there's a specific reason (such as eating them) At some point the world isn't kumbaya and the animals will learn when they tend to die or be physically hurt when approaching that activity.
- e40 3y agoThe water has not been a deterrent, in my experience.