would you shoot it?

Absolutely would shoot a white squirrel, rabbit, rat, etc.

Hard to tell. Looking at video I do not think it is albino. The eyes do not look red enough.

Sometimes if you think about the mind trigger connection,the trigger gives you a certain about of power,to let live or die,as you age the power of life has more power,espectually if you been through a life threating "act".

boscoebrea said:

Sometimes if you think about the mind trigger connection,the trigger gives you a certain about of power,to let live or die,as you age the power of life has more power,espectually if you been through a life threating "act".

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Then reality sets in and I picture the chewed wires on my vehicles and other damages as I squeeze the trigger.

We have all three phases of the Eastern Grey Squirrel (black, grey and white - in that order of population density) on the property and it's common to see all three under the bird feeder at the same time.

I don't hunt the white squirrels, the black and the grey ones do get invited in for dinner regularly though.

Cheers!

Several years ago I was riding my bicycle on a local trail and had a light colored critter run in front of me and caught it with both tires, it then ran into the woods. Being in shorts and biking shoes I decided not to follow the wounded critter into the woods. Two weeks later, in the exact same spot, I looked over and saw a VERY blond squirrel eating a nut and giving me a dirty look! First time I ever saw a blond squirrel.

We have camouflage colored squirrels here but nobody ever sees them

Gerry52 said:

We have camouflage colored squirrels here but nobody ever sees them

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Must have them here too, I hear them running through the trees but never see them.

I think you have to shoot the white ones to be fair to the others

I was in a town called Olney. Ill. years ago and they had white squirrels everywhere. I like squirrel hunting but can't think of a reason I'd shoot one with so many grey's around. YMMV though.