Anyone else kind of think opening the B&C for red, grey and fox squirrels would be super cool?

No...

It makes as much sense as B&C anything else.

My thinking is that it would be funny as hell to see a bunch of super serial trophy hunters regularly get their records reversed by 12 year olds with pellet guns.

I'm all for it. I'll submit this one. Somebody here dubbed him the "Panda Squirrel" a few years back.

Wow, that's a cool squirrel. I'd put it in a special non-typical category for sure. The taxidermy looks sharp, too.

I would not shoot a squirrel like that unless there were hundreds of them around..

That one is cool. I got one years ago with a jet black body and red tail and had it mounted. Still hangs in the corner of my living room

Absolutely NOT. Sure as hell it would ruin squirrel hunting the way the books and trophy hunters have ruined deer hunting. Before you know it, getting permission to squirrel hunt a prime hickory ridge would be a thing of the past and instead you'd have to pay exorbitant lease fee's. Folks would have squirrel feeders all over the woods and there would be special magazines devoted exclusively to "quality squirrel management" while hunters who shot them before they were big enough would be ridiculed and/or kicked out of the lease. No fuggin thanks.

So very cool! Congrats!

What the hell is that thing? Is that some sort of a fox squirrel?

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LMAO on that one!!.....also then we’d have to have specialized .22 and shoot them at 600 yards or better - the gun companies would love it!!

......and that is a really cool squirrel - was it shot in SC?

PennDog

That is the funniest comment I have ever read on any forum in my life. Going to start lobbying the Boone and Crockett club for inclusion of both grey and fox categories. No red squirrels though as they are considered vermin kind of like hyenas.Next thing you know they would show up in Pope and Young category but you could only take them Fair chase with blunt tips. No judo points or broadheads allowed.