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Main Discussion Area => Shooting and Hunting => Topic started by: Postman on February 01, 2010, 08:28:04 pm

Title: Nutter vs. squirell
Post by: Postman on February 01, 2010, 08:28:04 pm
Nutters do work well!

I was sneaking up our road  with the dog last week when I heard this guy below me in the woods. The road has a drop-off of about 10 feet next to it where I can creep up and suprise them every now and then. Gave the dog a hand signal to sit and stay, and was able to get about 15 yards away and he jumped up on a tree and stopped, presenting a perfect full length shot.  Hit him between the shoulder blades - you can see the patch of fur missing. Dog Immediately ran over, but didn't have a clue what to do as it flopped around, and ran back.(She's from a  Charlottesville city pound, came to us very well trained but no woods smarts ;D) She did like it in the spaghetti sauce, though.


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Title: Re: Nutter vs. squirell
Post by: Pat B on February 01, 2010, 09:26:59 pm
I have had better luck with nutters than any other blunt head for squirrels. I like to leave the pointed end of the shaft sticking out more but obviously yours worked well too. Nice shooting.
Title: Re: Nutter vs. squirell
Post by: Little John on February 01, 2010, 09:54:13 pm
Good job, good shooting and good eating.    Kenneth
Title: Re: Nutter vs. squirell
Post by: Pappy on February 02, 2010, 10:24:08 am
Nice shot,That looks like my Sadie. It won't take her long to figure it out. :)
   Pappy

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Title: Re: Nutter vs. squirell
Post by: Postman on February 02, 2010, 08:01:57 pm
Thanks Pat -  did have a bit of a point sticking out,but I smushed it stumping on the way back ;D

Wow - they look like litter mates, Pappy - what is Sadie? I think mines a bull/greyhound mix - maybe some other hound in her as well. We cut a 'yote trail today walking on the mountain and she went nuts-  started peein' everywhere :D glad she's fixed
Title: Re: Nutter vs. squirell
Post by: chasing crow on February 02, 2010, 08:36:53 pm
Nice shooting. Sounds like a good time for both of you. And better table fare is hard to come by.
Chasing Crow
Title: Re: Nutter vs. squirell
Post by: PeteC on February 02, 2010, 09:31:01 pm
Good shot Postman.I need to go squirrelin' myself.I've had tunnel vision for pigs lately though  ;).God Bless
Title: Re: Nutter vs. squirell
Post by: hawkbow on February 02, 2010, 10:06:10 pm
GREAT JOB POSTMAN.. FINE LOOKING BOW TOO!
Title: Re: Nutter vs. squirell
Post by: Pappy on February 03, 2010, 06:15:08 am
Postman she is a Mountain cur. Like a small hound,they use the for coon hunting and bob cat and such.Good little hunting dog and can hold there in a fight.Fast and tough little dog but really sweet to people. :) I use her for tracking wounded deer.Great nose. :)
   Pappy
Title: Re: Nutter vs. squirell
Post by: cracker on February 03, 2010, 02:04:40 pm
Good shootin good lookin bow and a fine companion. I got a brindle that looks a lot like that.Ron
Title: Re: Nutter vs. squirell
Post by: aero86 on February 04, 2010, 12:33:12 am
pics of a nutter?  i dont know what it looks like, can someone help me out?
Title: Re: Nutter vs. squirell
Post by: Postman on February 05, 2010, 10:37:19 pm
Here's a close up, Aero -
 I smashed this tip, it was sharper, and broke the arrow on stumps. Just sharpen the shaft a bit, thread on a (3/8 inch?) hex nut,or similar chunko'metal, and let 'er rip-  and redo it when it smashes or breaks.

 Maybe add some glue or JBweld, thread wrap,ect. . Some JBweld on the sharp point ( or any  2 - tube metal epoxy stuff) makes it last longer, but ain't necessary

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Title: Re: Nutter vs. squirell
Post by: Pat B on February 06, 2010, 12:03:19 am
I normally add a drop of super glut to the nut when threading it then saturate the protruding tip with super glue. I have pics somewhere but can't locate them. ???