@MrAnthonyRizzo i think squirrell taste like a mix between fried pork and fried chicken when done proplerly ,, like if you took a little piece of both and ate them at the same time
@jjrrhh11 Hmmm? That is real good information because I can try what you just said and if I like it then I know I would also lioke squirrels. Thanks for letting me know.
@MrAnthonyRizzo no problem ,, also if u boil ur squirrel in water on a low heat for a hour or two ,, then dip it in egg and i like to use andys catfish batter ,, weird i know ,,,, but delicous !!!!!!!!! i use the cajan catfish batter it seems to match the flavor best !!!! gonna do this myself tomorrow !!!!!
@leslyclaypoolio That's right "pretty much" because rabbits are actualy lagomorphs while squirrels are rodents. The difference rests in the number of upper incisors and their diets. Lagomorphs are herbivores while rodents are omnivores. Squirrels however do have an herbivorous diet and are active little creatures much like rabbits which leads me to conclude that their meats must both be low fat and very tough. I imagine they would taste best in stews or chilies.
5:53 do i spy a snake cage? seems like an awesome why to fry a squrreil though! It was my first day activly looking for squrreils and i found 2 blacks and 1 grey. the 2 took off before I could get a decent veiw / find them when they went up a tree and the grey was only across the street from a house i couldnt with that one :c thanks for your guides! (maybe post a vid for squrreil stew?)
I've got urban squirrels that live in my attic and I want to get rid of them. I'm going to shoot them, but I didnt want to just dump them in the trash. Saw a couple videos on skinning and stuff, and your video just made me hungry. Would eating these squirrels be a bad idea since they've lived in my attic (only to sleep from what the pest control guy tells me, they leave to 'forage' during the day)
@wyttale I thought that squirrels that lived in the city would eat trash and therfore be bad to eat? Am I wrong because we have alot of black squirrels in our town
@StaringGinaAsHerself What's the difference in hunting for your meat & paying someone to kill the animal for you to cook at a later date?Either way,you are giving approval for the killing of said animal.
would grey squirrels be good to eat? i have a bunch in my backyard eating some plants and have been wanting to get rid of some but i dont want to throw away the meat so i want to know if they are good to eat
LOVE your videos...but what other parts of the squirrel do you use besides those hind legs and ribs? I'm trying to get into the whole squirrel thing (just got my 20 ga, and i've been gettin a few squirrels, but now i'd like to know how to use them!). Perhaps another video that shows how you quarter your critters? Thanks for a great channel :)
The day is coming where we will be depending on the land to supply us more and more. The people that can use the land and it's resources will survive.
great videos! im going to start hunting this year. starting with squirrel and rabbit (hopefully) i only have a 12 gauge though. question, when do you recommend field dressing em? when i hunt i will probably be far away from home. so is it better to just get my fill and then gut em all. or should you gut them right away. how long is ok before they need to be dressed. always been curious about this.
Just a rule of thumb, but warm critters skin the easiest! So the sooner the better. Also if your critter may be gut shot the sooner you can clean the animal the better! Hope that helps ya! Good huntin' buddy!!
@punkrockike With Squirrel, you want to skin them warm. As in, like within 10 minutes of baggin them, otherwise they are tougher than hell to skin. Skin Squirrel's warm. You'll save a lot of time. Rabbits on the other hand you can keep em in cold weather for 3 days and still turn em inside out like a sock. Just remember to cut the pelt at the feet. It will make your life a bunch better. Or simpler yet, cut the feet off... Just a helpful hint :)
i like to use bb guns for small game its nice and quiet and i dont have to worry about bullets coming down and hurting someone still thanks for the vid i enjoyed the ride
i dont bag a few for dinner or lunch but when i go backpacking i find that it is easier to go stalk small game like this with a blowgun than my luck with a fishing pole i take both cause there light but i am under 21 so my parents arent letting me get a 22 but if u practice a blowgun is a nice option
ive never heard of a black squirrel but squirrels do have color faises like some wild turkeys turn white and no they are not tame turkeys its a color fais
i shot a pretty big red squirrel today (i live in eastern indiana)... i used a 40 grain hollow point and i was shooting straight up into a tree and i wasnt worried about it coming down, by the time it comes down it wont be going fast enuff to hurt anything. this video helped alot, thanks !
Instead of boiling it, Brine it for 24 hours, 1 cup of salt and haldf a cup of sugar and one gallon of water. then dip it in egg wash first, then into the flour and fry at 350 degrees until golden. trust me. my wife went to culinary school.
1 shot 1 kill. If you miss the first time then you must let the animal live because either 1. you can't hit shit, or 2. fate has given the animal a second chance in which case how dare you not do the same !
So you're saying that all guns should be made into singleshots then?? You're a moronic baffoon that shoots your mouth off just to hear your own words. Piss off head case.
@wyttale ill be honest i didn't read the post you are replying to but there are good things about single shots ( i know you arent saying they are bad but still) personally i think i shoot better with single shots because i dont have another shot so i care more and take more time. mostly i dislike semi auto for hunting but thats just me i dont really care if other people use them. all in all bolt action is the way to go :D or lever if you are a badass.
@three6619 like my grandpa used to tell me when he was teaching me to hunt, if you shoot and miss you are finished for the day. and he was serious, every time i missed we would stop and he took me home and we practiced. I was pissed but it taught me not to pull the trigger unless i was sure i could hit the target. i miss my grandpa !
them squirrel look really good but the bad part about where i live is there is only gray squirrel and i can't seem to get them in the trees for very long any suggestions you might have i would greatly appreciate it, thanks.
Squirrels actually prefer being on the ground as opposed to being in trees as most people think a squirrel should be. Set up along the edge of cut cornfields bordering woodlots. Squirrels will almost certianly show up to munch on the corn left behind from the picker. Pick them off when they stop to inspect the corn on the ground!! Good luck!!
im impressed im a young hunter and enjoy squirrel hunting alot and when i get squirrel i only cut the back legs off and cook them but do u suggest quatering them like u did? is there any meat on the rib cage?
MOST OF THE MEAT DOES COME FROM THE HIND QUARTER, BUT THE WHOLE SQUIRREL IS EDIBLE. THERE IS A GOOD STRIP OF MEAT ALONG THE SPINE SORT OF LIKE A BACKSTRAP FROM A DEER. THE FRONT LEGS HAVE A LITTLE MEAT ON THEM. IF YOU LIKE SQUIRREL MEAT THEN EATING THE SMALL QUARTERS IS WORTH IT!!
My cousin and I are planning on going squirrel hunting this winter. I already know how to dress one from your video (thanks!), so how should we cook them? How long?
I boil them until they look like the meat is falling off the bone, then just fry them up in your favorite cooking medium!! Like salt, pepper and flour.
Outstanding video. I watched your vid on cleaning a squirrel too, and appreciate the detail. Ive not cleaned squirrel, but now after watching how you have cleaned and cooked the meat i feel confident enough to try it myself. Appreciate your vids and the time you spent.
we had four squirrels today with three in one and the other in a tree less than 50 yards away from the other, it was raining squirrel. meats in the fridge now in salt water ready for the crock pot tomorrow, might even try your recipe instead.
this is to flyingpengueins i agree i also squirrel hunt and see some but not as mutch as i see when im deer huting back to wyttale nice shot to uand ur kid
squirrel season starts in 2 months and i am watchin vids to get pumped, now after watchin you i am really itchin to go again. the venison and squirrel and potatos made my mouth water
i squirrel hunt alot to but i only see one or two then when i go deer huntin i see like 30 it makes me mad i wanted to shoot one but i wouldnt have anything left shooting a squirrel with a 243 or a 30-06. and thats a awesome vid.
@flyingpengueins same here but one year i decide to try my hand at one with a 30-06 and shot it in the head to save the meat but the shock wave of the round destroyed everything
@wyttale hense the long time boiling it lol, well thanks for the input, been lookin up some squirrel hunting techniques, hope to put em to use this coming season. Thanks again
@M21killer1 Water boils at 212 degrees, so thats how hot the water is!! LOL...But you should boil it until it's tender. Grease is really just to brown your meat with what ever you bread the meat in. Thanks for the comment.
one way i cook squirrel is by buying vegtable soup and tomato sauce and put it in the crock pot with the squirrel. and let it sit for a day or over night and it is juicy and comes off the bone easily.
by far out of any hunting vids i have watched yours seem to catch the true spirit and essence of fun familly hunting and even how to field dress your harvest and coking.... and this video at the end also made me hungry! lol great job cant wait to see vids from ya in the future
I like to take them ole squirrels and roll them in flower and then fry them kinda hard till golden brown then bake them for about 20 minuites and they are TENDER and really good.
i live in north carolina now so we dont get many fox,red, or black squirrels but we have a whole bunch of grey squirrels good video and thanks for the cooking tips
Have you ever tried to cook em over a hard wood fire?
I plan to as soon as i get enough so far this season I got 8 gave 2 away to a homeless person i also have 3 dove breast in the freezer as well all goin on the fire!
@MrAnthonyRizzo i think squirrell taste like a mix between fried pork and fried chicken when done proplerly ,, like if you took a little piece of both and ate them at the same time
jjrrhh11 2 weeks ago
@jjrrhh11 Hmmm? That is real good information because I can try what you just said and if I like it then I know I would also lioke squirrels. Thanks for letting me know.
MrAnthonyRizzo 2 weeks ago
@MrAnthonyRizzo no problem ,, also if u boil ur squirrel in water on a low heat for a hour or two ,, then dip it in egg and i like to use andys catfish batter ,, weird i know ,,,, but delicous !!!!!!!!! i use the cajan catfish batter it seems to match the flavor best !!!! gonna do this myself tomorrow !!!!!
jjrrhh11 2 weeks ago
put an onion in the water have you ever grilled them?
outdoorsman310 1 month ago
i find that the young ones are indeed tender not tough at all thumbs up
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@leslyclaypoolio That's right "pretty much" because rabbits are actualy lagomorphs while squirrels are rodents. The difference rests in the number of upper incisors and their diets. Lagomorphs are herbivores while rodents are omnivores. Squirrels however do have an herbivorous diet and are active little creatures much like rabbits which leads me to conclude that their meats must both be low fat and very tough. I imagine they would taste best in stews or chilies.
MrAnthonyRizzo 1 month ago
what kind of a choke did tony use in his shotgun?
SquirrelHunter20ga 1 month ago
5:53 do i spy a snake cage? seems like an awesome why to fry a squrreil though! It was my first day activly looking for squrreils and i found 2 blacks and 1 grey. the 2 took off before I could get a decent veiw / find them when they went up a tree and the grey was only across the street from a house i couldnt with that one :c thanks for your guides! (maybe post a vid for squrreil stew?)
TheDragonLake 4 months ago in playlist More videos from wyttale
could u send me the complete recipe in a message???? thanks!!!
austinmassey21 5 months ago
@austinmassey21
Usually just by rinsing under cold water.
wyttale 5 months ago
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SquirrelHunter20ga 1 month ago
I've got urban squirrels that live in my attic and I want to get rid of them. I'm going to shoot them, but I didnt want to just dump them in the trash. Saw a couple videos on skinning and stuff, and your video just made me hungry. Would eating these squirrels be a bad idea since they've lived in my attic (only to sleep from what the pest control guy tells me, they leave to 'forage' during the day)
locojacket 6 months ago
@locojacket
They would be fine to eat. City squirrel or country squirrel, makes no difference!!
wyttale 6 months ago
@wyttale Sounds like a plan to me! Now all I have to do is shoot them. They're very elusive.. :)
locojacket 6 months ago
@wyttale how do you get rid of extra loose pieces of fur on the meat when your finish skinning the squrriels?
2jzgteSupraJZA80 5 months ago
@wyttale I thought that squirrels that lived in the city would eat trash and therfore be bad to eat? Am I wrong because we have alot of black squirrels in our town
die4alife 2 months ago
@die4alife eat some and find out!
outdoorsman310 1 month ago
@die4alife ur not wrong at all the city squirrells where i live you can not eat because of that ,,
jjrrhh11 2 weeks ago
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jjrrhh11 2 weeks ago
great video! cheers from canada
snipersup 6 months ago
nice bearded dragon
reptileman10001 6 months ago
..shake like that. ooops xD LOL
EnkushStrife1996 7 months ago
Disgusting!
StaringGinaAsHerself 9 months ago
@StaringGinaAsHerself What's the difference in hunting for your meat & paying someone to kill the animal for you to cook at a later date?Either way,you are giving approval for the killing of said animal.
doughesson 8 months ago
@StaringGinaAsHerself lol how so? what do u think every kind of meat comes from? gee idk. animals.
joshkkv 6 months ago
@NickSparkss squirrels taste great and they are fun to hunt
dylan9436 9 months ago
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HarcoreNARWAL 11 months ago
would grey squirrels be good to eat? i have a bunch in my backyard eating some plants and have been wanting to get rid of some but i dont want to throw away the meat so i want to know if they are good to eat
GetThatMexican123 11 months ago
@GetThatMexican123
Squirrels are squirrels, some bigger than others but they are all edible and taste great. Grey squirrels are a medium sized squirrel and taste fine.
wyttale 11 months ago
Damn that looks tasty.
I wouldn't think that squirrel would be that good, but I'll have to try it some time.
NickSparkss 11 months ago
LOVE your videos...but what other parts of the squirrel do you use besides those hind legs and ribs? I'm trying to get into the whole squirrel thing (just got my 20 ga, and i've been gettin a few squirrels, but now i'd like to know how to use them!). Perhaps another video that shows how you quarter your critters? Thanks for a great channel :)
GotMyHunter1010 11 months ago
man if you hunt you wont worry about getting groceries
JacobsRandomVideos 11 months ago
@JacobsRandomVideos
The day is coming where we will be depending on the land to supply us more and more. The people that can use the land and it's resources will survive.
wyttale 11 months ago 9
great videos! im going to start hunting this year. starting with squirrel and rabbit (hopefully) i only have a 12 gauge though. question, when do you recommend field dressing em? when i hunt i will probably be far away from home. so is it better to just get my fill and then gut em all. or should you gut them right away. how long is ok before they need to be dressed. always been curious about this.
punkrockike 1 year ago
@punkrockike
Just a rule of thumb, but warm critters skin the easiest! So the sooner the better. Also if your critter may be gut shot the sooner you can clean the animal the better! Hope that helps ya! Good huntin' buddy!!
wyttale 1 year ago
@punkrockike With Squirrel, you want to skin them warm. As in, like within 10 minutes of baggin them, otherwise they are tougher than hell to skin. Skin Squirrel's warm. You'll save a lot of time. Rabbits on the other hand you can keep em in cold weather for 3 days and still turn em inside out like a sock. Just remember to cut the pelt at the feet. It will make your life a bunch better. Or simpler yet, cut the feet off... Just a helpful hint :)
csuman77 5 months ago
i like to use bb guns for small game its nice and quiet and i dont have to worry about bullets coming down and hurting someone still thanks for the vid i enjoyed the ride
nadsniper69 1 year ago
nice video bud ..i shoot squirrels also
ghost2cipz 1 year ago
That looks delicious
falltoprey1 1 year ago
I never had squirrel but it sounds good if that make any sense. I might get my 16ga. out next season and bag me a few.
360deeman 1 year ago
yes it smells good
flytie13 1 year ago
i didint know peoole at squirels huh go figure
fadyayad1 1 year ago
i dont bag a few for dinner or lunch but when i go backpacking i find that it is easier to go stalk small game like this with a blowgun than my luck with a fishing pole i take both cause there light but i am under 21 so my parents arent letting me get a 22 but if u practice a blowgun is a nice option
metalhead192 1 year ago
ive never heard of a black squirrel but squirrels do have color faises like some wild turkeys turn white and no they are not tame turkeys its a color fais
TVDUDE33 1 year ago
i shot a pretty big red squirrel today (i live in eastern indiana)... i used a 40 grain hollow point and i was shooting straight up into a tree and i wasnt worried about it coming down, by the time it comes down it wont be going fast enuff to hurt anything. this video helped alot, thanks !
ttylbiotch 1 year ago
ive got 8 squrriles in a hickroy tree
Sk8ingBirdBoy 1 year ago
@Sk8ingBirdBoy
Time to put 8 squirrels in the freezer then!!
wyttale 1 year ago 3
Instead of boiling it, Brine it for 24 hours, 1 cup of salt and haldf a cup of sugar and one gallon of water. then dip it in egg wash first, then into the flour and fry at 350 degrees until golden. trust me. my wife went to culinary school.
TexasDistortion 1 year ago
@TexasDistortion Do you have a better description/recipe/directions to follow? I'd be interested in this.
locojacket 6 months ago
go blue, good video
gcbaseball09 1 year ago
i shot one in the heart w/ my pellet gun today. it didnt even twitch.
futureusmc100 1 year ago
nice stove burners
NRA4ever1399 1 year ago
im 13 and i took 4 in a day by my self
97dillon 1 year ago
Great Video!
blaze1nu 1 year ago
I hope you are not shooting 22lr into the air? that stuff comes down about 2 miles away. Shotgun is safer
HHODork 1 year ago
@HHODork
Shotgun would probably be safer but I like to eat my squirrels whole, Not turned into hamburger with a shotgun.
wyttale 1 year ago 3
@wyttale Made me Hungry ... Squirrels, Back-strap and taters (hope there was some beans and cornbread) and wished I could help ya eat it.
TMB247 1 year ago
@HHODork At the angle they are shooting ,,, couple hundred yards travel at best and return to Earth speed is just about enough to leave a bruise ...
TMB247 1 year ago
@HHODork 22 isnt going two miles, not gonna happen
SimpleStuff31 1 year ago
@HHODork A .22 lr will only travel about 1.1 miles at a 45-degree angle. Of course, that is with no wind resistance.
MattBeckstrom 1 year ago
@HHODork not with a slug or buckshot
caleb9608 1 year ago
That squirrel looks damn tasty! Going out for my first time tommorow can't wait to try your recipe!
mybigdame 1 year ago
i agree with three6619 i shot my 6 pointer yesterday 1 shot one kill
christianfrance57 1 year ago
1 shot 1 kill. If you miss the first time then you must let the animal live because either 1. you can't hit shit, or 2. fate has given the animal a second chance in which case how dare you not do the same !
three6619 1 year ago
@three6619
So you're saying that all guns should be made into singleshots then?? You're a moronic baffoon that shoots your mouth off just to hear your own words. Piss off head case.
wyttale 1 year ago 10
@wyttale Actually it would have been more acurate to accuse me of typing on my keyboard to see my own words !
three6619 1 year ago
@three6619 ur a fucking idiot
TAYLORSBS 1 year ago
@TAYLORSBS
Thanks Taylor!! He is an idiot!
wyttale 1 year ago
@wyttale ill be honest i didn't read the post you are replying to but there are good things about single shots ( i know you arent saying they are bad but still) personally i think i shoot better with single shots because i dont have another shot so i care more and take more time. mostly i dislike semi auto for hunting but thats just me i dont really care if other people use them. all in all bolt action is the way to go :D or lever if you are a badass.
BigScott92 3 months ago
@three6619 like my grandpa used to tell me when he was teaching me to hunt, if you shoot and miss you are finished for the day. and he was serious, every time i missed we would stop and he took me home and we practiced. I was pissed but it taught me not to pull the trigger unless i was sure i could hit the target. i miss my grandpa !
mybedholdsthree 1 year ago 2
where are you at ive never seen a black squirrel around my area
MckenzieRebel770 1 year ago
@MckenzieRebel770
A small swamp in Southwest Michigan.
wyttale 1 year ago
Im coming to y'alls house for supper. =)
OutdoorzBoys 1 year ago
Great video boy that plate looks delicious Y'all know how to live.
Walter5734 1 year ago
great video, thats some good eats!
Amoney69 1 year ago
thanks for the cooking part!!!
gabedewey 1 year ago
them squirrel look really good but the bad part about where i live is there is only gray squirrel and i can't seem to get them in the trees for very long any suggestions you might have i would greatly appreciate it, thanks.
XLteamMODS 1 year ago
@XLteamMODS
Squirrels actually prefer being on the ground as opposed to being in trees as most people think a squirrel should be. Set up along the edge of cut cornfields bordering woodlots. Squirrels will almost certianly show up to munch on the corn left behind from the picker. Pick them off when they stop to inspect the corn on the ground!! Good luck!!
Terry
Bonehead Outdoors
wyttale 1 year ago
@wyttale yeah i forgot to look back for a reply but the day i watched your video i shot a squirrel and the next day i got 2 squirrel so thanks a lot
XLteamMODS 1 year ago
@XLteamMODS
No problem man. Congrats on the squirrels!!
wyttale 1 year ago
Great video. Exactly what i needed to know about how to pre boil them.
shooterdude12 1 year ago
Those fried squirrel looked really good i think i am going to try them.
Dovehunter371 1 year ago
@Dovehunter371
You can't go wrong with some good fried squirrel!!
wyttale 1 year ago
im impressed im a young hunter and enjoy squirrel hunting alot and when i get squirrel i only cut the back legs off and cook them but do u suggest quatering them like u did? is there any meat on the rib cage?
XxsoullessrevengexX 1 year ago
@XxsoullessrevengexX
MOST OF THE MEAT DOES COME FROM THE HIND QUARTER, BUT THE WHOLE SQUIRREL IS EDIBLE. THERE IS A GOOD STRIP OF MEAT ALONG THE SPINE SORT OF LIKE A BACKSTRAP FROM A DEER. THE FRONT LEGS HAVE A LITTLE MEAT ON THEM. IF YOU LIKE SQUIRREL MEAT THEN EATING THE SMALL QUARTERS IS WORTH IT!!
wyttale 1 year ago
what state do you guys live in because i want to know where i can shoot me a black squirrel
megachilipeppers 1 year ago
My cousin and I are planning on going squirrel hunting this winter. I already know how to dress one from your video (thanks!), so how should we cook them? How long?
slowride55 1 year ago
@slowride55
I boil them until they look like the meat is falling off the bone, then just fry them up in your favorite cooking medium!! Like salt, pepper and flour.
wyttale 1 year ago
I knew that I saw one jump with the second shot.
Rotoziptheman 1 year ago
Outstanding video. I watched your vid on cleaning a squirrel too, and appreciate the detail. Ive not cleaned squirrel, but now after watching how you have cleaned and cooked the meat i feel confident enough to try it myself. Appreciate your vids and the time you spent.
larryterry1979yahoo 1 year ago
we had four squirrels today with three in one and the other in a tree less than 50 yards away from the other, it was raining squirrel. meats in the fridge now in salt water ready for the crock pot tomorrow, might even try your recipe instead.
dieselfanaticIN 1 year ago
reminds me of my cabin in the winter time in the poconos. beautiful when it snows.
nicktimseamus 1 year ago
where was this filmed? it looks like a great place to live.
mrdubification 1 year ago
@mrdubification
This is my back yard. I live there. And yes it is a beautiful place to live and to hunt.
wyttale 1 year ago
I like this guy but his Michigan wear is annoying. GO STATE!
BBKlima 1 year ago
@BBKlima
GO BLUE!!
wyttale 1 year ago
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don't tease me with those back straps mmmmmm...
Reichsadler1 1 year ago
don't tease me with those back sraps mmmmmm...
Reichsadler1 1 year ago
go blue beat them fuckeyes
dj44ups 1 year ago
Have you ever tried pressure cooking it before hand instead of just boiling???
paulfultz41 1 year ago
i would have it tht first squirrel with my 20 gauge.....nice video
starrfox111 1 year ago
iwish it was squirrel season now lol
nathanel19 1 year ago
Can you tell me how to cook the squirrel. I mean like how long you boiled it etc.
slowride55 1 year ago
this is to flyingpengueins i agree i also squirrel hunt and see some but not as mutch as i see when im deer huting back to wyttale nice shot to uand ur kid
coolquader7 1 year ago
awesome videos, makes me jealous, i wish i was out in the woods right now lol
012johngrieco 1 year ago
Could you also marinate them and cook them on the grill/open fire? Thanks!
Squidly78 1 year ago
what shotgun was tony using?
awesomeabsol 1 year ago
squirrel season starts in 2 months and i am watchin vids to get pumped, now after watchin you i am really itchin to go again. the venison and squirrel and potatos made my mouth water
spmmatt 1 year ago
There is a place for all of God's creatures.... right next to the mashed potatoes!!! LOL!!
BTW, what's that white stuff on the ground? Never seen it here in Florida :)!!
Nice vids, thanks!!!
starbuck1776 1 year ago
@starbuck1776 its snow its a really cold thingie
MmmChicken10 1 year ago
i squirrel hunt alot to but i only see one or two then when i go deer huntin i see like 30 it makes me mad i wanted to shoot one but i wouldnt have anything left shooting a squirrel with a 243 or a 30-06. and thats a awesome vid.
flyingpengueins 1 year ago
@flyingpengueins
I agree! Your deer rifle would do a number on a squirrel!! Thanks for your comments!!
Terry
Bonehead Outdoors
wyttale 1 year ago
@flyingpengueins I heard that.You never see the game that you want unless your tag is for something else.
doughesson 1 year ago
@flyingpengueins thats just how it is....
awesomeabsol 1 year ago
@flyingpengueins same here but one year i decide to try my hand at one with a 30-06 and shot it in the head to save the meat but the shock wave of the round destroyed everything
SwoopdySwoop 1 year ago
good job hunting and nice video
xBONExCOLLECTORx29 1 year ago
how long would u recommend to boil the squirrel for?
rjhss33 1 year ago
im getting a new rifle and um when exactly is the hunting season in illinois?
d3mondog223 1 year ago
is there a particular taste? haven't had squirrel yet, was up for giving it a go this next season. wanted to know
dieselfanaticIN 1 year ago
@dieselfanaticIN
Squirrel is a naturally sweet meat. Just tends to be very tough.
wyttale 1 year ago
@wyttale hense the long time boiling it lol, well thanks for the input, been lookin up some squirrel hunting techniques, hope to put em to use this coming season. Thanks again
dieselfanaticIN 1 year ago
mouthwatering fun!
Tegulicious 1 year ago
@M21killer1 Water boils at 212 degrees, so thats how hot the water is!! LOL...But you should boil it until it's tender. Grease is really just to brown your meat with what ever you bread the meat in. Thanks for the comment.
Terry
Bonehead Outdoors
wyttale 1 year ago
this has got to be theee most bogan vid ever. classic bogan
blackjackfob 1 year ago
one way i cook squirrel is by buying vegtable soup and tomato sauce and put it in the crock pot with the squirrel. and let it sit for a day or over night and it is juicy and comes off the bone easily.
bleehunttrap 1 year ago
o....k..... not weird eating squirrel rite
blackjackfob 1 year ago
@blackjackfob not weird at all
HnEhonda 1 year ago
So how does squirrels tasted like?. I wanted to try eating squirrels too haha.
xevolutionxxx 1 year ago
by far out of any hunting vids i have watched yours seem to catch the true spirit and essence of fun familly hunting and even how to field dress your harvest and coking.... and this video at the end also made me hungry! lol great job cant wait to see vids from ya in the future
1gamoguy 1 year ago
i could almost smell the cooking squirrel... nom nom nom...
awesomeabsol 1 year ago
goodness, you have a great cooking method.
usnasls 1 year ago
great video . got room for another at the table ?? ha
vfrimnot 1 year ago
Tight!
bootboy17 1 year ago
Why's everyone hatin' on us because we eat squirrel? It's the tastiest thing that I've ever shot on my back deck!
braxtonamour 1 year ago
i need a sharp knife. i cant even get a starting cut...
mxf7010g8k 1 year ago
Nice video...Alot of fun to watch!
TheVittleVlog 1 year ago
Thanks
wyttale 1 year ago
I like to take them ole squirrels and roll them in flower and then fry them kinda hard till golden brown then bake them for about 20 minuites and they are TENDER and really good.
Snakehunter0930 2 years ago
how long should you boil them for?
tonyhockey08 2 years ago
i live in north carolina now so we dont get many fox,red, or black squirrels but we have a whole bunch of grey squirrels good video and thanks for the cooking tips
shawnmichalesfan 2 years ago
dont they piss their selves if u dont gut soon enuf and then it can ruin the meat
croyboy202 2 years ago
thank you soooooo much for showing the way to cook
u2bwachr 2 years ago
where was this filmed at
dustin9623 2 years ago
Did you use garlic powder or garlic cloves in the breading?
CDNBadass 2 years ago
granulated
natureperson420 1 year ago
wow thats so cool ive never shot a black squirrel but ive seen a couple looking at ur other vids u seem to hav a lot where u live
thedeerhunter23 2 years ago
Great stuff man!!!!
boardhunts 2 years ago
@boardhunts
Thanks for the comment!!
Terry
Bonehead Outdoors
wyttale 2 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
What heroes you both are - keep going guys and hopefully you might shoot each other by mistake. That would be a video worth 5 stars.
sweeney0736 2 years ago
Have you ever tried to cook em over a hard wood fire?
I plan to as soon as i get enough so far this season I got 8 gave 2 away to a homeless person i also have 3 dove breast in the freezer as well all goin on the fire!
darvyowolf 2 years ago
Nope, never tried the open fire thing with squirrel. Have done it with catfish when the hunger bug hit on the river one night!
wyttale 2 years ago
Very nice work...that looked awesome.
I've never tried squirrel...but I can tell you right now...I could drink me some of that squirrel gravy right now!
Man alive that looked good.
5/5
anavidhunter 2 years ago
Thanks
wyttale 2 years ago
good lookin grub! never tried boiling them first, i bet they were pretty tender!
fracwilt 2 years ago
circle the tree, same way my father taught me, walk em around
bowhunterjohn63 2 years ago
Are you sure we ain't brothers or maybe just related somehow?? LOL...
wyttale 2 years ago
Never know LOL
bowhunterjohn63 2 years ago
How long do you boil it for?
rngrchad 2 years ago
@rngrchad approximately 1 to 1 1/2 hours.
wyttale 2 years ago
Great job bud gotta love squirrel The son missed with a shotgun 2 times. lol Great job
2024JayZ 2 years ago
I razzed him about that a little bit...LOL
wyttale 2 years ago
I'm from southern Mississippi and now live in southern Alabama.I'll tell yall these folks are country!these yanks are welcome down south anytime!
lastofmyline 2 years ago
Excellent vid. Man that looks good.
NCHunter79 2 years ago
Love the cooking advice at 4:06
I'm adding it to my " Food " vlog.
Merry Christmas!
1PATRI0T 2 years ago
merry christmas
thedeerhunter23 2 years ago
Personally I think squirrle is delicious! Anyone who thinks different is crazy. Great job! Merry CHRISTmas!
mikemehevic 2 years ago
@mikemehevic I agree. My father fried them up just like this also.
bowhunterjohn63 2 years ago
A great day of fun! Merry Christmas
Rockholm66 2 years ago
Nice job. Good day!
jpomatto13 2 years ago