The Hot Pepper

which ones taste better?

Can't go wrong with either one of them

The old ones are hard to chew.

If that is true, what do you have to say about the small populations of black squirrels we had in Ohio?

I like squirrels as a animal & as food.
I saw one a few days ago come across the road form an empty field it had buried a nut in it in there looked like a walnut clever little guys

those just haven't aged yet !lol

Now that's funny right there, I don't care who you are....

Plantguy76, it is amazing how intelligent some rodents are! Right up there with dog (even exceeding some).

Moruga welder, it must be a recessive trait of some kind because there is a population of solid black "grey" squirrels that lives in Wooster, Ohio. Only that area has them that I have seen. You might see one out of 40-50 that is grey in that area. You leave Wooster and they are just normal grey squirrels.

On that note: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Nn0UkdDArM

We also have black squirrels not far from me. http://getruralkansas.org/Marysville/71Explore/1090.shtml

i know my friend , theres black ones here in illinois and up in wisconsin , some about 40 miles away . i live out by the river and we have a pair of white ones ! cool as shit . not true tho ,they have black eyes .

^Oh cool, some guy! That looks like them. They are really neat to see.

we have the big reds out here by the river/woods

Moruga, we called those black eyed lucys in the pet trade. There are different forms of leucism. Blue eyed leucistics are really neat too.

we have the little nocturnal ones too , come out at night and fly tree to tree , tiny about 5 " tall

The ones we had in Ohio were pretty mellow. The ones we had in Alaska were the most annoying creatures I ever met. Always chattering, which was lovely when you're trying to sleep or when you were hunting.

oh yes hunting ! 22 cal. fun !

I dunno those black squirrels look like tree skunks to me.