If you've ever been squirrel hunting, you'll know what I mean when I say its an experience that you must try at least once in your life. Squirrel hunting is fast paced, and requires the hunter to be in good physical condition before attempting to engage in squirrel hunting. Our team recently went on a squirrel excursion. Below is some information about our trip and some of the guns we used on it.

A day at the range...
Recently we were able to take a trip to the great outdoors, Located on Tuftonboro neck road, Tuftonboro. Myself and a few friends took off into the woods in search of squirrel to hunt.

Artilery
The standard issue hunting rifles are Crossman Air-Gun's. It can use .16 caliber bb's or pellets and the velocity of your shot is determined by the amount of air pressurized in the dual pneumatic expansion chamber all self contained in a sleek, yet light hunting ensemble. For a quick 40$ upgrade you can purchase the Crossman 2000. An elite squirrel hunting rifle developed in the late 80's this technologically advanced piece of engineering marvel is able to shoot up to 200 m/s faster than the Crossman Air-gun. This too is powered by pneumatic action however the gun is of better quality, however weighs more than the Air-Gun.

Action on the Field
Although not one of the four of us ever once saw a squirrel in the three hours that we were hunting, we were able to succeed in finding a tree stand which must have been used in a prior squirrel hunting excursion and deposited in the woods for others to find. We believe our lack of action was caused by lack of camouflage clothing.