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Sorry, I have made my feelings clear, the very last thing I want is to skin'out one more bear and give it to F&G. If they are trouble on my farm, I try to push them off, by getting in their comfort space, and run them down the power line. I am NO rightous. I just want the bears dead. If a "FAT" lazy 64 year old Can find three stands in one after dinner walk, and the COPS are to spitting lazy to get their boots dirty, well tough for them. I say kill the bears on the Hope Road, and save me having to do it and throw them into Six Mile Creek.Originally posted by Bsj425 View PostLeave a comment:
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For as much talking as you do about illegal stands you not reporting them to the troopers when you have exact locations makes you just as guilty as the perps IMO. Yes you want bears harvested which is awesome and I agree with you that these practices put a black eye on the baiting community and I would like to clean up the image as much as possible. If you dont want to report them shoot me a PM with some coordinates and I will report them even tho I am a couple hundred miles away. If you think they endanger the cabins or not illegal is illegal.Leave a comment:
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Yes.............at mile 5.3 Hope Road. But I don't care, so harvest some black bears. Most likely I picked up someones permitt that was on the ground, as it appears to have been put-up with one small nail. To be clear, I do not care. I just want the bears harvested. There were NO tracks, and the groceries were not touched, even by the birds. Kill Bears.Originally posted by sh View PostLeave a comment:
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The two houses are on the "Other" side of Six Mile Creek, and even though the stations are too close, I doubt they endanger the cabins.Originally posted by MNViking View Post
And I have made clear I preference that sportsmen harvest the bears. If it was with-in a 1/2 mile of my cabin (Shack) I would leave them a note to not be there next year. I hope that brown colored black bear hits your station this year.Leave a comment:
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Yes, He works for the U.S. Forest Service. Was it a Daily News Box or a wooden box.......? Note: I was in your area earlier today and saw no bear tracks, none.Leave a comment:
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I think you should report the illegal stands. It's pretty easy to find the stands in that kind of forest. Human trails develop quickly in the ground moss down there. My stand is a pain to get to, but after about 4 trips in and out, there is no hiding it. By the way, do you know who the martin trapper is down there? I pass through his trap line on the way in and out.Leave a comment:
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Found three more on a short walk tonight.
I pigged out and over ate dinner tonight, and even though I had already hiked my miles earlier, I decided to
take a short walk, and found no bear tracks on either hike, but found three more bait stations. Yes less than 1/2 mile from two (2) houses. Yes you can see the houses from one of the bait stations.
I sure hope the guy with all the candy and "Fruit'loops sets up this year.
So here is my question to you'all (I assume it is OK that they have food in and on the barrels today Unit # 7) So if it is illegal to use someones station with out their permission is it also illegal to tell friends (Not that there is a station there) but go here and cheerp on a predator call.
Cracks me up.......bear baiter's, "You'll never find my station"..........Hehehehehe
Note: This year I am not "LOOKING" for bait stations, I was just out for a walk, looking for tracks, and found them.
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