Finished the season with a first for me. All three subspecies in one area. Public hunting grounds near Burlington WI. To top it off the grey squirrel has some piebald markings on its back.

a good end of season , she is all over at dark tonight.

is that Bong?

Nice! that gray is cool, never seen one with piebald markings on it before. I'm hoping to get a few before tonight too

We see Grey's with spots like that here my buddy calls them botfly spots

Honey Creek.

Nice mixed bag. That's hard to do at many places. Red, Gray and Fox are species, not subspecies.

Do you get white and black Gray Squirrels up there? In some areas of Ohio, albino and black Grey Squirrels are more common than regular Grey ones.

Keith

I've found that a lot of it varies property to property. I've shot 3 black squirrels and one albino out of the same tree stand over the last few years, and seen nothing but greys in other spots. I have seen some areas where there are more blacks than greys though.

Nice haul!

Rewarding day. I have never looked down the barrel of a shotgun before.

Way to go.

Ha, you noticed too
I instinctively leaned to the side and turned my head slightly ....... till the cols chills let up.

That fox squirrel looks different than the ones here. Our's look nothing like a grey. I thought that one was just a big grey.