So just looked it up, apparently what we call "red squirrels" is technically an Eastern Fox Squirrel, often called red squirrels. Ironically, the Eastern squirrels have red bellies whereas red ones have white.

Yeah we have fox squirrels here too. They're super big!

Only red line squirrels around here.

Missed another coon in my DP

Both times there were 2 hairs on the DP...

Well... I set a 1.75 right in front of my DP and rebaited the DP. Maybe when this coon tries to get the bait again I'll nab 'im in my coilspring

Hey Ethan09, what kind of cool critters can you shoot in Australia? Can you shoot wallabies?

We can’t shoot wallabies over here as they are pretty rare.
We can shoot kangaroos, provided we get tags first.
They issue tags to land owners a hundred or so at a time because sometimes the numbers build up and we some times have numbers of up to 100 per square mile.
Aside from Roos we can hunt: rabbits , hare, foxes, dingoes,feral pigs, feral goats,7 species of deer,feral camels,water buffalo, banteng,and scrub bulls.
For birds we can hunt pigeons, crow,several kinds of duck, magpie geese and quail.
Some game farms also have elk, pheasants and turkey.
Aside from the game birds, all the animals I listed are introduced pests and have no seasons or tags.

Wow, that's pretty cool!

Hey, I just had this thought:
You know the sterling mini coil spring traps?
Has anyone ever tried to catch a mouse in one?

I've though of that too!!! I never have tried it but maybe I'll order some from F&T Trading Post and give it a whirl!!!

They're dogless

What is a Banteng? Wow, 100 kangaroos per square mile! That's a lot of roos!

Must be interesting to hunt kangaroos!

This is a banteng

That is a big animal. How much does it weigh?

What do you all want to be when you grow up?

I want to be an Alaska State Trooper.

I wanna be a dingo/fox trapper/ professional pest controller.
Basically ADC

Mechanical engineer for federal premium ammunition