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Post by tuketu on Mar 20, 2022 14:33:37 GMT -4
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Post by nontypical on Mar 23, 2022 10:55:51 GMT -4
That all makes sense and my experiences mirror pretty much what he said in the video.
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Post by sideswipe on Mar 27, 2022 12:22:47 GMT -4
Well I never sat over bait as we don’t have a state that allows it. My limited experience however within Wa State & British Columbia....my best results also match the better weather. Both still hunt’in & spot & stalk on “good days” seem to work equally well, at least in the spring if not in the General season to allow both a morning& afternoon hunt.
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Post by tuketu on Mar 29, 2022 7:00:27 GMT -4
I won't hunt bad weather - especially rain events , which here in many cases, also has a wind component. Tracking arrow shot bears in good weather is difficult enough, and I'll seldom hunt if rain is forecast to start before dark. A shot bear that goes unrecovered is a haunting feeling ... Been There - Done It ... don't like it ! To me it's just part of being an ethical and responsible hunter.
Now I have hunted the afternoon once a front has passed thru , but have not harvested a bear with that scenario.
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