Squirrel Season in Texas: It's Nutty!
So, you wanna know when squirrel season starts in Texas, huh? Well, buckle up, buttercup, because we're about to dive into the world of bushy-tailed, acorn-loving critters.
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| When Does Squirrel Season Start In Texas |
When Do These Nut Jobs Start Their Season?
Let's cut to the chase. Squirrel season in Texas generally falls into two main periods:
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- Spring fling: This is when the little furballs are feeling frisky and full of themselves. It usually runs from early May to late May. Think of it as their version of spring break, but without the tequila.
- Autumn adventure: This is when the leaves start to change color and the squirrels start to bulk up for winter. The season typically kicks off in early October and lasts until late February.
But wait, there's more! In some parts of Texas, squirrel season is actually open year-round. So, if you're one of those folks who just can't get enough of squirrel-watching (or hunting), consider yourself lucky!
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Squirrel Season: It's Not Just for Hunters
Now, before you grab your shotgun and head out to the woods, let's be clear: squirrel season isn't just about hunting. It's also a great time to appreciate these little creatures in their natural habitat.
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Squirrel-watching tips:
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- Pack a picnic: Grab a blanket, some snacks, and a good book. Find a shady spot and enjoy the show.
- Bring binoculars: Get a closer look at those bushy tails and twitchy noses.
- Be quiet: Squirrels are easily startled, so try to be as quiet as possible.
Squirrel Safety Tips
While squirrels are generally harmless, it's important to remember that they are wild animals. Here are a few tips to stay safe:
- Don't feed them: Feeding squirrels can lead to aggressive behavior.
- Keep your distance: Give squirrels plenty of space.
- Be aware of your surroundings: Squirrels may carry diseases, so wash your hands after handling anything they've touched.
How to... Squirrel Season Edition
- How to attract squirrels to your backyard: Plant trees that produce nuts, such as oaks and hickories. You can also put out bird feeders filled with sunflower seeds.
- How to identify different types of squirrels: There are several types of squirrels in Texas, including gray squirrels, fox squirrels, and flying squirrels. You can find pictures and descriptions online.
- How to squirrel-proof your bird feeders: Squirrels are notorious for raiding bird feeders. There are several products available to help deter them.
- How to avoid getting bitten by a squirrel: Don't try to handle a squirrel, and keep your pets away from them.
- How to cook squirrel: If you're planning on hunting squirrels, there are many recipes available online. Just remember to cook them thoroughly.
So, there you have it! Everything you need to know about squirrel season in Texas. Now go out there and enjoy it!
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