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How this one take big?
i for say squirrel no dey ever big

Nigerians will eat anything from alligators to lizards rats and snakes. Even washed up whales!! We behave like cave men.

Infotubia9ja:
Go on Google and look up the list of states that allows that and then get back to me with your findings..

All states in the USA allow hunting of squirrel. What differs is the season of the hunting. Some states allow hunting in fall or spring others in summer. Stop talking What you know nothing about just to sound cool

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43Ronin:
All states in the USA allow hunting of squirrel. What differs is the season of the hunting. Some states allow hunting in fall or spring others in summer. Stop talking What you know nothing about just to sound cool

Let me school you a little bit since you think you know it all my ITK. You can only hunt for squrell with a valid license and not all state allows it and it has their limits okay. So my reason for saying he could be jailed is valid Mr ITK. And the way he killed that squrell might be considered a crime.
Since you want me to teach you these are what and howmany you can kill in each state of America with only a valid license approved or in your own personal land.

squirrel hunting is not universally allowed across the entire United States. While hunting is a common and well-regulated activity in most states, the specific laws vary significantly, covering seasons, bag limits, licensing, and more.

Because regulations can change, it's always essential to consult the official state wildlife agency for the most current and accurate information before hunting.


Below i provide so you see a list of all activities based on available information,
but note that rules for specific species (like Fox squirrels often have different bag limits or are restricted to certain areas), for hunters under a certain age, or on certain types of land may differ.

State General Season Daily Bag Limit Key Notes & Sources
Alabama Oct. 1 – Feb. 28 10

Alaska No closed season No limit Red squirrels: no limit/closed season.

Arizona Sept. 1 – Feb. 28 10

Arkansas Oct. 1 – Feb. 28 10

California Sept. 15 – Jan. 31 3-10 Season varies by zone; usually ends Jan. 31.

Colorado Sept. 1 – Feb. 28 10

Connecticut Oct. 1 – Feb. 28 10

Delaware Sept. 15 – Feb. 28 10

Florida No closed season No limit

Georgia Aug. 15 – Feb. 28 12

Hawaii Squirrel hunting is generally not permitted. Squirrels are not established; laws aim to prevent invasives.

Idaho Sept. 1 – Feb. 28 10

Illinois Sept. 15 – Feb. 28 10

Indiana Oct. 1 – Feb. 28 10

Iowa Sept. 15 – Feb. 28 10

Kansas Sept. 1 – Feb. 28 10

Kentucky Oct. 1 – Feb. 28 10

Louisiana No closed season No limit (Spring: 3) Spring limit 3, fall no limit.

Maine Sept. 15 – Feb. 28 10

Maryland Oct. 1 – Feb. 28 10

Massachusetts Sept. 15 – Feb. 28 10

Michigan Sept. 15 – March 31 (fox/gray) 5 (fox/gray), No limit (red) Fox/Gray: season Sept. 15-March 31, bag 5. Red squirrels: year-round.

Minnesota Sept. 1 – Feb. 28 10

Mississippi Oct. 1 – Feb. 28 (Fall) 8 (Fall), 4 (Spring) Also has youth and special spring seasons.

Missouri Sept. 1 – Feb. 28 10

Montana Sept. 1 – Feb. 28 10

Nebraska Sept. 15 – Feb. 28 10

Nevada Sept. 1 – Feb. 28 10

New Hampshire Sept. 15 – Feb. 28 10

New Jersey Oct. 1 – Feb. 28 10

New Mexico Sept. 1 – Dec. 31 8

New York Sept. 1 – Feb. 28 6 Varies

(Gray/Black/Fox: Sept. 1 - Feb. 28, bag 6).

North Carolina Oct. 1 – Feb. 28 10

North Dakota Sept. 1 – Feb. 28 10

Ohio Sept. 1 – Jan. 31 10 Fox/Gray/Black/Red: Sept. 1 to Jan. 31.

Oklahoma Sept. 1 – Feb. 28 10

Oregon Sept. 1 – Feb. 28 3-5 (varies by zone) Eastern: 5/day, Western: 3/day.

Pennsylvania Sept. 1 – Feb. 28 10

Rhode Island Oct. 1 – Feb. 28 10

South Carolina Oct. 1 – March 1 10

South Dakota Sept. 1 – Feb. 28 10

Tennessee Aug. 23 – March 15 (Fall) 10 Also has spring season (May 9 - June 14).

Texas May 1-31 & Oct. 1 – last Sun. Feb. 10 Two distinct seasons; possession limit 20.

Utah Sept. 1 – Feb. 28 10

Vermont Sept. 1 – Feb. 28 (Gray) 4 Daily limit 4, possession 8 (Gray squirrels).

Virginia Sept. 6 – Jan. 31 (Fox) 6 Fox squirrel: specific areas only.

Washington Sept. 1 – Feb. 28 10

West Virginia Sept. 14 – Feb. 28 6 Possession limit 24.

Wisconsin Sept. 15 – Jan. 31 10

Wyoming Sept. 1 – Feb. 28 10


Hunting almost always requires a valid license. However, many states have rules allowing landowners or tenants to kill squirrels causing property damage on their own land without a license.

Nuisance Wildlife: Most states allow property owners to kill squirrels causing damage without following hunting seasons, but may restrict methods (e.g., no poisons).

Species Differences: Fox squirrels often have shorter seasons or stricter bag limits than gray squirrels due to conservation concerns.

Weapons Restrictions: States regulate hunting methods, such as banning rifles for squirrel hunting in some areas or only allowing shotguns in certain zones.

Federal Lands & Special Areas

Hunting on National Wildlife Refuges, National Forests, or state WMAs often has additional rules, which may include specific seasons, mechanical restrictions, or a requirement to purchase a special permit.
So next time before you come talk to me try brush your teeth..

Kog45:
Kai you wicked o... squirrel wey plenty for my abode here in GRA Ilorin,fun to watch at the backyard, climbingy mango tree,Oga you wicked

You aren't as hungry as he is, obviously.

Because this his squirrel didn't yield much meat, but he's still eating it anyway.

Feed him if you truly love these pests.

stuffs2002:
Squirrels run around freely here in London and people even feed them. Just make sure you never ever step you foot outside Nigeria with this character otherwise you will find yourself behind bars

Oh please!

How many people have you met eating game in their homeland continuing the habit in London?

SixSeven:
The OP is daring Trump to do his worst

Potential Legal Penalties
If a person kills a squirrel outside of legal parameters, they may face:

° Criminal Fines: Misdemeanor fines typically range from $50 to $2,000 per animal

. Jail Time: Convictions for animal cruelty or serious poaching can result in 30 days to 1 year in county jail

. Felony Charges: In extreme cases involving "aggravated cruelty" (e.g., torture or killing many animals to display them), individuals have faced felony charges with potential prison sentences and fines up to $90,000

. Restitution: Many states require "trophy fees" or civil restitution to reimburse the state for the animal's value, which can be around $25 per squirrel

. Equipment Forfeiture: Authorities may seize firearms, traps, or even vehicles used in the commission of a wildlife crime

are u serious or joking? for common, wild, small animal

thatigboman:
are u serious or joking? for common, wild, small animal

Very serious. E plenty for that side especially if you have a house that has trees. In some cities, feeding is prohibited. They do the same thing to birds.

Kog45:
Kai you wicked o... squirrel wey plenty for my abode here in GRA Ilorin,fun to watch at the backyard, climbingy mango tree,Oga you wicked

Can i visit?

SixSeven:
Very serious. E plenty for that side especially if you have a house that has trees. In some cities, feeding is prohibited. They do the same thing to birds.

Nigerians will make things easy by just feeding on the squirrels.

Mariangeles:
Nigerians will make things easy by just feeding on the squirrels.

I have a challenge regarding this. Because of animal control and environmental, these oyinbo cities prohibit feeding even birds but people still do it. Some people even think that it's an attack on the people's consciousness but old people do it. They believe that feeding animals is spiritual.

SixSeven:
I have a challenge regarding this. Because of animal control and environmental, these oyinbo cities prohibit feeding even birds but people still do it. Some people even think that it's an attack on the people's consciousness but old people do it. They believe that feeding animals is spiritual.

I believe so @bolded.
There's something therapeutic about it.
Even by just watching humans feed animals, especially the little delicate ones.

Mariangeles:
I believe so @bolded.
There's something therapeutic about it.
Even by just watching humans feed animals, especially the little delicate ones.

I have realized that old people do. What I mean is, across continents, there seems to be a story that believes in this. Despite authorities trying to stop it, they still do it. Especially those who have grandmas. I have seen some people on social media say what their grandmother told them. That means the baby boomers amongst us who don't care still do it. What some people do is to create a bird house or a squirrel house if there is a tree on their property. The problem with feeding animals is pest control. They say once you feed them and they don't eat it, you are giving an open invitation to rodents. They are also concerned about human to animal transmission of disease. Don't mind those oyinbo people, their hypocrisy stinks. They would get outraged at the killing of a cat but they don't mind some human beings dieing like waste paper yet they claim to be dog's best friend 🤡
But one thing I have realised is that you need some time off human beings and observe nature, especially the birds. They are God's messenger on earth. Every animal has something to teach us, even squirrels. I learned that they store food for months for out of season periods.


https://www.tiktok.com/video/7616339459168128276

They are all rodents as in a bio- family. If you eat a squirrel, you have eaten a rat.

Drsnives:
I don't understand how squirrel became rat