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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Dok_Champa on October 24, 2021, 09:17:07 PM
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Do you know a good place to hunt squirrels like you do for good fishing spots?
I went hunting for 2 days and only got 4 squirrels. I must have gone to the wrong areas ;D ;D ;D ;D But the nature is beautiful O0
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Do you know a good place to hunt squirrels like you do for good fishing spots?
I went hunting for 2 days and only got 4 squirrels. I must have gone to the wrong areas ;D ;D ;D ;D But the nature is beautiful O0
Yeah
Road 21 by necadah west of tomah
This is full of deer and squirrels
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73 near plainfield to nekoosa
There is soooo much deer on this road
You will find a deer carcass on the road every 3-4 miles
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Rice lake up to superior is all deer and squirrels country
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They are every where
You just need to look at the MAPS
and find the food plot Nuts tree
Acorn and stuff
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Northwest and southwest Wisconsin is really good
Right now northern Wisconsin
The leaf and nuts has already drop
I would recommend you head southwest
The leaf and nut down there will still be good
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Rice lake up to superior is all deer and squirrels country
Thinking of heading there next weekend...
Northwest and southwest Wisconsin is really good
Right now northern Wisconsin
The leaf and nuts has already drop
I would recommend you head southwest
The leaf and nut down there will still be good
We were in the southwest area and hunts were not so good..but the nature is beautiful. We don't hunt deer only squirrels.
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Thinking of heading there next weekend...
We were in the southwest area and hunts were not so good..but the nature is beautiful. We don't hunt deer only squirrels.
You guys need to look at the food plot
Look for nut tree
Sometimes those area are really heavy pressure from hmong people in madison
Hahaha
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You guys need to look at the food plot
Look for nut tree
Sometimes those area are really heavy pressure from hmong people in madison
Hahaha
Show me how to look at the food plot/nut tree on map..
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Show me how to look at the food plot/nut tree on map..
i use this interactive maps... from the DNR
it show you all the public access parking spot... trout stream and etc...
https://dnrmaps.wi.gov/H5/?Viewer=Public_Access_Lands
use google map
food plot can be the farmer corn he grow
a bunch of acorn tree
just gotta go out and walk around
there everywhere
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Ok, thanks.
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4 squirrels is actually pretty good
the limited is 5 per day
don't let the DNR find you with 11 squirrel
going be an expensive meal
;D ;D ;D
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If Rock gives you a place, it's already depleted by too many hunters. Good places aren't disclosed.
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If Rock gives you a place, it's already depleted by too many hunters. Good places aren't disclosed.
hunting is always hard...
no guarantee in hunting...
if i go to my local spot.... and see like 6-8 trucks there
LOL I'M OUT
i go to a different spot
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I know that Wisconsin woods aren't frequented by just Wisconsinites. We Minnesotans aren't afraid to buy those more expensive out-of-state licenses to go into those woods and the woods in Iowa, Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri or even Oklahoma.
I know that because a Hmong hunter whose daily .22 rifle ammos were limited told me he was going to Wisconsin the next day and that his 200 rounds were just not enough.
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I know that Wisconsin woods aren't frequented by just Wisconsinites. We Minnesotans aren't afraid to buy those more expensive out-of-state licenses to go into those woods and the woods in Iowa, Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri or even Oklahoma.
I know that because a Hmong hunter whose daily .22 rifle ammos were limited told me he was going to Wisconsin the next day and that his 200 rounds were just not enough.
ammo is hard to come by these days
gotta stock up when you find them
i have like over 20,000 round of 22
p=pebhmong
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You know that the Hmong pros prefer that silver jacket kind by CCI, right?
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I know that Wisconsin woods aren't frequented by just Wisconsinites. We Minnesotans aren't afraid to buy those more expensive out-of-state licenses to go into those woods and the woods in Iowa, Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri or even Oklahoma.
I know that because a Hmong hunter whose daily .22 rifle ammos were limited told me he was going to Wisconsin the next day and that his 200 rounds were just not enough.
I went into woods far out, those really rural counties that only white folks lived in and was thinking I must be the first to venture there only to find I'm mistaken when the path through the woods looked worn out, well used, fresh, etc... I'm just amazed how people find such places but then again, I found them so not surprised.. ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D Oh, the efforts hunters go through to find new hunts ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
I really like going to those rural communities/counties and see how folks there lived. Sometimes I got to thinking I need to get a cabin in those far places as my santuary,retreat from the city life. The nature there are so beautiful and life seems so simple, carefree....
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You know that the Hmong pros prefer that silver jacket kind by CCI, right?
i got a little bit of everything
everytime... i go get minnow, bait, etc...
if there cheap ammo... i buy
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I went into woods far out, those really rural counties that only white folks lived in and was thinking I must be the first to venture there only to find I'm mistaken when the path through the woods looked worn out, well used, fresh, etc... I'm just amazed how people find such places but then again, I found them so not surprised.. ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D Oh, the efforts hunters go through to find new hunts ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
I really like going to those rural communities/counties and see how folks there lived. Sometimes I got to thinking I need to get a cabin in those far places as my santuary,retreat from the city life. The nature there are so beautiful and life seems so simple, carefree....
it's not about killing part
it's about the grind that gets you there
traveling, stalking, prepping, etc...
killing is the easy part
right now people already scouting deer....
putting up their trail camera and etc...