Each species can present it’s own challenges. A lot of what someone may find difficult can vary from one animal of the same species to another. For example there are lots of deer which are relatively careless around people. They roam in areas which are frequented by people. They would be potentially easier to harvest if they are careless. I could also assure you that there are many other deer which are not accustomed to people which would run at first sight or smell of a person.
I have not hunted far and wide and killed everything on the planet. However I am aware that I could find any animal in a vulnerable position and get the job done. That’s often how I do it. I suppose each animal has it’s strengths and weaknesses and some people might believe that one animal is easier than another but I suggest it is often relative to the person, animal, situation and location. Take bears for instance. A lot of people think you need to sit on a bait to get one. I am not against baiting… But you can hike into the high country in September and if you locate the right habitat you will encounter multiple bears a day.
Squirrels – There are a lot of squirrels which are not hunted out here. They’d make an easy target for sure. Not considering the strength of their hide.
Overall I have found it more challenging to hunt animals which I am not familiar with their behaviors and habitat. Probably a critter which does not live in my home state as an example.
