Beats a cul-de-sac in Bozeman lol. Id rather live in the woods than post about 2 weeks a year hunting in them.
Crossing the creek behind my house to hunt deer with your kid takes on a whole different dimension when your dragging it through the willows and there's a big fugging grizz on camera from a day or 2 ago.
I know there's Alaskans' that'll post pics of a 15' coastal brownie eating dog food off their porch.
I chose to live here, just wish we weren't beholden to commie fuggs when it comes to being able to shoot a problem bear.
Whatever happened to SSS?
Not everyone has a backhoe lol. Also there are rumors there are trackers under the skin on some that've been captured, and released. And captured and released. And captured and released, you get the idea. They actually offered a reward for info on one that'd been shot here close to me. Far as I know everyone has told them to take the reward and jam it,.
If you don't want bears eating dog food off your porch, don't put it out there. If there's nothing to attract them, they will walk through the neighborhood, without walking up on your porch.
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Sis lives north of Whitefish which is 20 miles out of "The Park" (Glacier) they call it out there and has had a large brown bear up on her deck. She claims that there are griz in the area, but I'm wondering if the brown phase black bears that they have out that way don't get mistaken for grizzlies by the uninformed?
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If you don't want bears eating dog food off your porch, don't put it out there. If there's nothing to attract them, they will walk through the neighborhood, without walking up on your porch.
What a bunch of bs. A bear will walk 50 miles to chew on anything plastic
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Sorry Blu, but I don't think you answered the question that Gruff asked.
Your daughter isn't in your avatar is she? Want a new SIL?
God no that is not my daughter. My avatar calls my honey in my dreams every night. And as far as a new SIL I am afraid you don't own enough land in Montana to qualify for that job.
I own 5 acres there.....is that not enough? Some people are so needy....
Sorry Blu, but I don't think you answered the question that Gruff asked.
Your daughter isn't in your avatar is she? Want a new SIL?
God no that is not my daughter. My avatar calls my honey in my dreams every night. And as far as a new SIL I am afraid you don't own enough land in Montana to qualify for that job.
I own 5 acres there.....is that not enough? Some people are so needy....
Yea you are alittle short by about 4 zeros.
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<sarc> why don't we wait for the experts on 60 minutes tell us what to do, remember they did the first ballistic comparison between AR15 and 9mm handgun. </sarc>
I'm with Brad on this one. When I'm hiking or camping, the fact that grizzlies are around is part of the deal. The same goes for other predators. Without them, the experience is diminished. In fact, if the presence of bears serves to keep even a few people away, I'm all for them. GD
There is a wide gap between wanting them as part of the ecosystem and not wanting them eradicated, and removing federal protections.
I like having them out there, but the idea I'm going to prison for blowing the guts out of one for eating my chickens or getting into my shop is a bitter pill.
The shell game FWP plays moving them around in secret is an enormous waste of taxpayer money, among other things.
No DLP allowed in MT?
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Beats a cul-de-sac in Bozeman lol. Id rather live in the woods than post about 2 weeks a year hunting in them.
Crossing the creek behind my house to hunt deer with your kid takes on a whole different dimension when your dragging it through the willows and there's a big fugging grizz on camera from a day or 2 ago.
I know there's Alaskans' that'll post pics of a 15' coastal brownie eating dog food off their porch.
I chose to live here, just wish we weren't beholden to commie fuggs when it comes to being able to shoot a problem bear.
I have them literally around my house and everywhere I recreate.I'd shoot every damn one I see if it didn't mean prison.
I am a retired game warden and I just believe if you kill a troublesome animal and don't approach it, and keep the rifle hidden afterwards, and most importantly DO NOT answer any questions or even talk to the police other than identifying yourself you will be home free. Oh, don't have any witnesses or tell your wife or neighbor. Most game violators are convicted at least in part because someone makes an admission or statement.
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The one thing survivors of bear attacks remember if they live, is the smell of the bears breath as he bites them in the head trying to crush their skulls. They say its something theyll never forget.
Is that Timmy getting eaten in Herzogs film?
If you take the time it takes, it takes less time. --Pat Parelli
American by birth; Alaskan by choice. --ironbender
I'm with Brad on this one. When I'm hiking or camping, the fact that grizzlies are around is part of the deal. The same goes for other predators. Without them, the experience is diminished. In fact, if the presence of bears serves to keep even a few people away, I'm all for them. GD
There is a wide gap between wanting them as part of the ecosystem and not wanting them eradicated, and removing federal protections.
I like having them out there, but the idea I'm going to prison for blowing the guts out of one for eating my chickens or getting into my shop is a bitter pill.
The shell game FWP plays moving them around in secret is an enormous waste of taxpayer money, among other things.
No DLP allowed in MT?
Life yes, property no. Unless it's what the state considers livestock, which does not include chickens, or dogs. And you're going to be put through the ringer regardless. It's bullspit.
