I wouldn't consider it necessary for a trained squirrel dog. They usually hunt within sight of you and check back in often. Now if he's not well trained and leaves the country on a deer race you'll probably be wishing you had a collar on him. If there's a major highway involved it might save your dogs life. My bob dog opens on a big game track and if I'm not hunting bear or hog I can call him off with my voice. But you have to know your dog and he has to be trained.
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What do you mean dispose of the kills?
I mean, I'm not going to use them. Is it ok to leave them in the woods? I thought that was illegal.
You shouldn't shoot them then. What's the point?
Killing just for the sake of killing is wrong, in my opinion, and sends the wrong message to new hunters right off the bat. I'm not fond of eating squirrels, therefore I don't kill em.
That is unsportsmanlike to say the least. If you feel the need to kill something then go for something like rats or other vermin.
Squirrels are delicious, my family wouldn't be here if it wasn't for Squirrels and rabbits. Grandpa had to raise 12 kids thru the great depression. If you like chicken and dumplings there's no reason you shouldn't like Squirrel dumplings. Like hot wings Squirrel wings are awesome! Theres tons of recipes online.Super clean organic protein that eats nuts and tree buds.
