Back in the late 70’s, the Southern Sportsman (Franc White) had a tv episode where he floated a creek and squirrel hunted. He was living near Greenville, NC so I suspect he was floating Contentnea Creek but idk. I’ve seen a few of his surviving episodes on RUclips, but unfortunately not that squirrel hunt. What I wouldn’t give to see that one again…so glad you posted your hunt.
First time coming across your channel. Great video! I live in South Carolina and I have a blind squirrel hunting dog that absolutely crushes it in the woods!
This brings me back to my initial love for the outdoors with my father back in the 70's. He and I spent a lot of time scaring squirrels! ❤️ Also, not a lot of comments about Appetite for the Outdoors. Keep them coming. I love simple, yet delicious wild game recipes!
If we are able to help viewers reminisce about old times or inspire folks to get out in the outdoors to hunt or fish then mission accomplished! Glad we could be a reason to go back to good times! Thanks for watching! We appreciate it!
Give ya grandma Alabama dumpling recipe! On the back of the bisquick box is a recipe for the dumplings. add a can of cream of chicken and a can of chicken broth. Add 1 onion to the Dutch oven and start to simmer. Then add dumplings to the Dutch oven. Then in a pressure cooker cook squirrel until they are so tender they fall apart. Shred the meat add to the pot and let everything cook up they are killer and tender! Squirrel opens in 2 weeks LETs GO!!!!
It can be a little bit of a hassle depending on where they fall but it's good to stretch the legs regularly! If they fall in the water pay attention to exactly where they fall cause they don't float! A fish net may useful in certain situations! Show us some pics of your success this winter!
We were surprised by how quiet it was too when we got the gun back. To answer your question, No the ammo isn't sub-sonic. I would like to look at the options for sub-sonic ammo though. If you put a can on that thing with subsonic ammo I think all you'd hear is the firing pin fall.
We got this small tank from Amazon but the new kits coming out soon from @CarolinaCooker will have the refillable 1lb tank included! This was a game changer for us as far as creating space and dropping the weight of the kit significantly! We'll be posting videos about this in our social media posts soon! You'll be able to order this through our online store as well as Agri Supply and Carolina Cooker.
It's an accurized 10/22, compliments of Montgomery Community College mounted in a WOOX Stock! Sweetest shooting gun I own! Check out this episoed here! ruclips.net/video/-VJ1UAJfd2c/видео.html
Not trying to rain on the parade as I love it, but you may want check the regulations on using a “motorized” boat for hunting. Love the content and great set-up!!
Thanks for watching the show and your comments! We, of course, do not promote violating game laws. We're only aware of the rule of shooting migratory game birds, under power or in forward motion from power. Or shooting deer in water above their ankles. Not squirrels. That being said, We were obviously not under power when shooting squirrels(it was hard enough to shoot the things sitting perfectly still.) Lol. If you know of a rule in North Carolina That does not permit this, could you please cite this for us. Thanks again for watching! We always want to be on the right side of the law!
I aint sure this is completely legal. Rivers and creeks are public, but shooting game and retrieving it on dry land could be considered trespassing, right? Got to have permission to get outa the boats.
Although you did not name the river, your suggested that you were in one of the "central" counties. Only a few of the eastern NC counties state you have to have permission to hunt with a rifle (which you were). This allows hunting with a bow (or cross-bow) or a shotgun (targets deer hunting with a rifle) but ALL the rest of the counties (including where you appeared to be in a "central" county, state you must have "permission to hunt". I also only hunt from a canoe - have to many many years now and have reviewed this regulation, once in court but numerous times with the Wildlife officers. You cannot HUNT someone's property (floating by) except in some (not all) of the eastern NC counties. Additionally, saw earlier comment about hunting using a motorized boat. This is correct NCWL (just referenced 2024-2025 regulations (page 56) states, "It is unlawful to use any of the following in taking wild birds or animals: - ... - vessels: ... under power, or with the engine running, or while still in the motion from such propulsion; except crippled waterfowl... The other issue is with the variation by counties." Again - hunting from a boat is my favorite way to hunt. But - you have to check County for County - and back to paddling, not your trolling motor.
Thanks for watching @EdwardOutdoorAdventures! We were hunting on game lands(both sides). We absolutely were not under power at any point when shooting a squirrel. (I only wish I were that good). If you detect movement in the video when the squirrel was shot that was because that was the cameraman's perspective, not the shooter's. With your experience in hunting from a canoe, I'm sure you could attest to how difficult it is to get a clean shot off on a squirrel in a continually moving boat. I had to spend a lot of time trying to find a spot that I could be perfectly still against something stationary to make a shot. We try our best to promote hunting and fishing in an ethical way and by the books. We don't go into a lot of detail on the "how to's" but always encourage viewers to ALWAYS do their homework. Thanks again for watching!
@@CarolinaALLOUT Game Lands - I had this thought as I know there are some paddle huntable areas. I have hunted Bunter-Falls of the Neuse - Little River. However, sorry to pike back, you still had the trolling motor issue. Per conversation with Game Wardens about hunting from my canoe, the Game Warden stated, "if I want to give you a ticket, I will." That is, having the motor, instead of paddling would be hard to defend, even with the video footage you had.
Enjoyed the video but could you explain in detail the rifle you are using. That is not any Ruger 10/22 model sold today. Also it's not a CZ. My research is it looks like a Remington, or a Henry. ( so I dont know what to think ) Could you drop a line that might explain it better.
@@695gene2 it is a 10/22 that was accurized and mounted in a WOOX stock. It was done by Montgomery Community college’s gun smithing program. They don’t do this work for the public but teach students how to do this type of work.
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Back in the late 70’s, the Southern Sportsman (Franc White) had a tv episode where he floated a creek and squirrel hunted. He was living near Greenville, NC so I suspect he was floating Contentnea Creek but idk. I’ve seen a few of his surviving episodes on RUclips, but unfortunately not that squirrel hunt. What I wouldn’t give to see that one again…so glad you posted your hunt.
@@jimbrown2604 that’s awesome! I’d love to see that episode! We love Franc White’s legacy. He inspired us to do what we do today! Thanks for watching!
First time coming across your channel. Great video! I live in South Carolina and I have a blind squirrel hunting dog that absolutely crushes it in the woods!
Absolutely loved it Chris! Great episode and looked like a great time out there eating on the riverbanks. Sounds like a pretty solid day!
It's a Carolina Cooker love fest out there when we get out on the bank! We can't get enough of these products!
This brings me back to my initial love for the outdoors with my father back in the 70's. He and I spent a lot of time scaring squirrels! ❤️
Also, not a lot of comments about Appetite for the Outdoors. Keep them coming. I love simple, yet delicious wild game recipes!
If we are able to help viewers reminisce about old times or inspire folks to get out in the outdoors to hunt or fish then mission accomplished! Glad we could be a reason to go back to good times! Thanks for watching! We appreciate it!
Ole Josh can sure spot some game!! Great Episode.
Yes he can! Like an eagle!
Give ya grandma Alabama dumpling recipe! On the back of the bisquick box is a recipe for the dumplings. add a can of cream of chicken and a can of chicken broth. Add 1 onion to the Dutch oven and start to simmer. Then add dumplings to the Dutch oven. Then in a pressure cooker cook squirrel until they are so tender they fall apart. Shred the meat add to the pot and let everything cook up they are killer and tender! Squirrel opens in 2 weeks LETs GO!!!!
Man this makes me hungry! We're just gonna have to try this one! Thanks for watching and your suggestions! Yes! Hunting season is upon us! LET'S GO!!
Them gizzards sure looks good. Great show
Yes they were! Thanks to you Bud! We'll be by soon, with hat in hand, for another jar soon!
Used to do this on French Broad river before Brevard changed.
Man that sounds like it would have been fun!
I stay at Lake Waccamaw NC. Thanks for the ideas. The only thing is I bet it gets tiring getting in and out the boat so much
It can be a little bit of a hassle depending on where they fall but it's good to stretch the legs regularly! If they fall in the water pay attention to exactly where they fall cause they don't float! A fish net may useful in certain situations! Show us some pics of your success this winter!
That looked like some Jethro and Uncle Jedds shooting .
I could only wish I was that good! Lol!
I don't know, they would shoot flies at 200 feet off the far wall. But if you hit a bee, that would take away a point! Couldn't hit a bee! 😁
I was wondering if the ammunition that you were using was Sub sonic or not. The gun almost sounds suppressed.
We were surprised by how quiet it was too when we got the gun back. To answer your question, No the ammo isn't sub-sonic. I would like to look at the options for sub-sonic ammo though. If you put a can on that thing with subsonic ammo I think all you'd hear is the firing pin fall.
Is that a CZ or Ruger w/ Woox stock(s)?
@@portugal5698 Yes! It’s a 10/22 with a Woox stock! We love it!
where do you get the small propane tanks?
We got this small tank from Amazon but the new kits coming out soon from @CarolinaCooker will have the refillable 1lb tank included! This was a game changer for us as far as creating space and dropping the weight of the kit significantly! We'll be posting videos about this in our social media posts soon! You'll be able to order this through our online store as well as Agri Supply and Carolina Cooker.
How many guns do those boys build for you every year ?
Only one every few years or so but I wish I could have 5 a year! Lol.
What’s the gun ?
It's an accurized 10/22, compliments of Montgomery Community College mounted in a WOOX Stock! Sweetest shooting gun I own! Check out this episoed here! ruclips.net/video/-VJ1UAJfd2c/видео.html
Not trying to rain on the parade as I love it, but you may want check the regulations on using a “motorized” boat for hunting.
Love the content and great set-up!!
Thanks for watching the show and your comments! We, of course, do not promote violating game laws. We're only aware of the rule of shooting migratory game birds, under power or in forward motion from power. Or shooting deer in water above their ankles. Not squirrels. That being said, We were obviously not under power when shooting squirrels(it was hard enough to shoot the things sitting perfectly still.) Lol. If you know of a rule in North Carolina That does not permit this, could you please cite this for us. Thanks again for watching! We always want to be on the right side of the law!
@@CarolinaALLOUT idk about there but in Louisiana you cannot shoot out of a propelled boat
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I aint sure this is completely legal. Rivers and creeks are public, but shooting game and retrieving it on dry land could be considered trespassing, right? Got to have permission to get outa the boats.
@@richardclark7339 it was game lands on both sides.
Some states also allow for the high water mark....
Indiana says 300 yrds from the shore line I believe
Although you did not name the river, your suggested that you were in one of the "central" counties. Only a few of the eastern NC counties state you have to have permission to hunt with a rifle (which you were). This allows hunting with a bow (or cross-bow) or a shotgun (targets deer hunting with a rifle) but ALL the rest of the counties (including where you appeared to be in a "central" county, state you must have "permission to hunt". I also only hunt from a canoe - have to many many years now and have reviewed this regulation, once in court but numerous times with the Wildlife officers. You cannot HUNT someone's property (floating by) except in some (not all) of the eastern NC counties.
Additionally, saw earlier comment about hunting using a motorized boat. This is correct NCWL (just referenced 2024-2025 regulations (page 56) states,
"It is unlawful to use any of the following in taking wild birds or animals:
- ...
- vessels: ... under power, or with the engine running, or while still in the motion from such propulsion; except crippled waterfowl...
The other issue is with the variation by counties."
Again - hunting from a boat is my favorite way to hunt. But - you have to check County for County - and back to paddling, not your trolling motor.
Thanks for watching @EdwardOutdoorAdventures! We were hunting on game lands(both sides). We absolutely were not under power at any point when shooting a squirrel. (I only wish I were that good). If you detect movement in the video when the squirrel was shot that was because that was the cameraman's perspective, not the shooter's.
With your experience in hunting from a canoe, I'm sure you could attest to how difficult it is to get a clean shot off on a squirrel in a continually moving boat. I had to spend a lot of time trying to find a spot that I could be perfectly still against something stationary to make a shot. We try our best to promote hunting and fishing in an ethical way and by the books. We don't go into a lot of detail on the "how to's" but always encourage viewers to ALWAYS do their homework. Thanks again for watching!
@@CarolinaALLOUT Game Lands - I had this thought as I know there are some paddle huntable areas. I have hunted Bunter-Falls of the Neuse - Little River.
However, sorry to pike back, you still had the trolling motor issue. Per conversation with Game Wardens about hunting from my canoe, the Game Warden stated, "if I want to give you a ticket, I will." That is, having the motor, instead of paddling would be hard to defend, even with the video footage you had.
Enjoyed the video but could you explain in detail the rifle you are using.
That is not any Ruger 10/22 model sold today.
Also it's not a CZ. My research is it looks like a Remington, or a Henry. ( so I dont know what to think )
Could you drop a line that might explain it better.
@@695gene2 it is a 10/22 that was accurized and mounted in a WOOX stock. It was done by Montgomery Community college’s gun smithing program. They don’t do this work for the public but teach students how to do this type of work.
You can see this gun being accurized on this episode! ruclips.net/video/-VJ1UAJfd2c/видео.htmlsi=BkRdHu_8H4A7L18x