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<blockquote data-quote="Duckslayer100" data-source="post: 94365" data-attributes="member: 1485">When we bought our first home in Fargo, I quickly noticed our little red neighbors were very, very prevalent. And quite a destructive nuisance. Not just the normal chattering and nut throwing that squirrels do, but gnawing holes in places they shouldn't. So I bought a pellet gun and talked to my neighbors, who were in full support of me thinning the herd and assured to keep a tight lip since discharging said &quot;weapon&quot; in city limits is frowned upon by the fuzz.I decided to count coup by carving a notch into the butt stock with every KIA. Averaged about 5 a week for the first few weeks. Had a couple 2- and 3-squirrel days. Things finally slowed down and I counted my marks. I'd killed over 60 of them buggers. Now, I'm not going to fully say I helped, but there were a lot, lot fewer red squirrels by the next spring.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Duckslayer100, post: 94365, member: 1485"] When we bought our first home in Fargo, I quickly noticed our little red neighbors were very, very prevalent. And quite a destructive nuisance. Not just the normal chattering and nut throwing that squirrels do, but gnawing holes in places they shouldn't. So I bought a pellet gun and talked to my neighbors, who were in full support of me thinning the herd and assured to keep a tight lip since discharging said "weapon" in city limits is frowned upon by the fuzz. I decided to count coup by carving a notch into the butt stock with every KIA. Averaged about 5 a week for the first few weeks. Had a couple 2- and 3-squirrel days. Things finally slowed down and I counted my marks. I'd killed over 60 of them buggers. Now, I'm not going to fully say I helped, but there were a lot, lot fewer red squirrels by the next spring. [/QUOTE]

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