Bear Opens 1 Sept
08-20-2012, 06:17 AM
#5
Nontypical Buck
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Renfrew County, Ontario, Canada
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I have a nice one coming in but he is nocturnal. I sure hope he comes in during shooting hours.
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v4...PICT0016-2.mp4
HA
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v4...PICT0016-2.mp4
HA
08-21-2012, 04:39 AM
#6
Fork Horn
Join Date: Dec 2007
Posts: 169
HuntAway,
Good luck on the bear hunting. The bear in the trailcam picture appears to be a dandy one. I am not gonna get to go bear hunting until October if I a up to it. I will be headed to east Tennessee for the opening weekend; however, we will be using dogs. I mat take my smoke pole and take my 450 Marlin as my backup. This will definitely be a challenge for because I have trouble walking. I use to run a program for the wounded Soldiers at Ft Campbell called HOOAH which stands for Healing Outside Of A Hospital. It was used to enable disabled Soldiers like me. It should be a blast. Anyway good luck bear hunting.
Good luck on the bear hunting. The bear in the trailcam picture appears to be a dandy one. I am not gonna get to go bear hunting until October if I a up to it. I will be headed to east Tennessee for the opening weekend; however, we will be using dogs. I mat take my smoke pole and take my 450 Marlin as my backup. This will definitely be a challenge for because I have trouble walking. I use to run a program for the wounded Soldiers at Ft Campbell called HOOAH which stands for Healing Outside Of A Hospital. It was used to enable disabled Soldiers like me. It should be a blast. Anyway good luck bear hunting.
08-21-2012, 05:15 AM
#8
Nontypical Buck
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Renfrew County, Ontario, Canada
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HuntAway,
Good luck on the bear hunting. The bear in the trailcam picture appears to be a dandy one. I am not gonna get to go bear hunting until October if I a up to it. I will be headed to east Tennessee for the opening weekend; however, we will be using dogs. I mat take my smoke pole and take my 450 Marlin as my backup. This will definitely be a challenge for because I have trouble walking. I use to run a program for the wounded Soldiers at Ft Campbell called HOOAH which stands for Healing Outside Of A Hospital. It was used to enable disabled Soldiers like me. It should be a blast. Anyway good luck bear hunting.
Good luck on the bear hunting. The bear in the trailcam picture appears to be a dandy one. I am not gonna get to go bear hunting until October if I a up to it. I will be headed to east Tennessee for the opening weekend; however, we will be using dogs. I mat take my smoke pole and take my 450 Marlin as my backup. This will definitely be a challenge for because I have trouble walking. I use to run a program for the wounded Soldiers at Ft Campbell called HOOAH which stands for Healing Outside Of A Hospital. It was used to enable disabled Soldiers like me. It should be a blast. Anyway good luck bear hunting.
I truly hope that you will be well enough to get after them!I served 20 years in the Canadian Army.
HA
08-21-2012, 05:19 AM
#9
Nontypical Buck
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Renfrew County, Ontario, Canada
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Some say tomato some say tomata.
All hunting is done over a bait of some sort. Whether that be sitting on the edge of a corn or soya bean field. Up high on an oak ridge. Staged by a water source. Or catching them on their way to and fro. Or maybe using a call or scents to get their hormone's flowing.
HA
All hunting is done over a bait of some sort. Whether that be sitting on the edge of a corn or soya bean field. Up high on an oak ridge. Staged by a water source. Or catching them on their way to and fro. Or maybe using a call or scents to get their hormone's flowing.
HA