Well I have a whole 3 days and rarely have time to scout either, but I don't take a place that I know someone is hunting. Guess I have Ethics.
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Well I have a whole 3 days and rarely have time to scout either, but I don't take a place that I know someone is hunting. Guess I have Ethics.
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Well, they choose this kind of life, we didn't, so if they don't like it they can move. Most hunters I know with this kind of life, have a camp somewhere, they won't take two weeks of vacation to waste them. You don't just find a spot and seat there hoping fr the best.Quote:
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You can use all the crown you want but don't go in the trails that other maintains for decades. We spend days to clean up blow down pretty much every years so I'm not too sure how it will go if you come up from nowhere, drive your bike thru it, install your tree stand and show up every day of the deer hunt.
Regarding, that bear hunter that own that crown beside your cottage, I would not worry about it at all. Leave his spot alone and use the other side of the land.
In NB if you post that you plan to hunt that spot, then you legally cannot hunt there or you would actually be charged with interfering with someone else hunt. Essentially what you are implying is that you specifically look for areas where someone has setup because your to lazy to find your own spot. Lot's of crown to share and find your own spot. Don't be lazy. I would suggest you and your friends are just that lazy use you vacation time to scout or Saturday's or Sunday's even take the kid's. That's what most people do.
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Well gw you are So wrong once again.
A hunter who Hog, s Crown land by setting up a stand and leaving it commits an offence under the Public lands act.21 days and your supposed to take that stand down.Citing ethics to get your Own selfish WA Y don't cut it homey.
If you choose to clean up trails on Crown land you also might be breaking a few laws.Crown land is for everbody, don't like that, buy your own private spot.
Who said about putting up a permament stand and second I was mentioning the rules in NB if you actually read my post which you didn't. SO STOP making up lies Gilroy. I will guarantee you I know more about hunting rules in many provinces then you ever will.
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Also you don't need a stand up to show you are hunting somepleace. I realize being a Liberal you lack ethics. Probably why your friends stopped hunting with you. Probably why nobody wants to hunt with you. Your a deceiving little man.
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[QUOTE=greatwhite;831540]Also you don't need a stand up to show you are hunting somepleace. I realize being a Liberal you lack ethics. Probably why your friends stopped hunting with you. Probably why nobody wants to hunt with you. Your a deceiving little man.[/QUOTE
Now now Great white you know there are rules about name calling, I think you need time out in the corner or a good liberal spanking.
Back to the topic people......thanks
MITIG forestry also has a crown land map for the Parry sound/bracebridge areas and Pembroke and Temagami. Here is a link: http://www.mitig.com/
Select products and scroll down to 3. Public Maps Development.
You should stop making up what the fish and wildlife rules are in other provinces, especially if you have never hunted there.
You know because of people like you and ITD and FisherMcann I rarely take a new person out to show them crown land they can hunt. I use to show a number of people. But ever since you 3 stated it's fine to take a persons spot on crown when you know it is actively hunted. I now take 2 maybe 3 out of the 10 - 20 requests I get a year. Maybe you should try and take people out. Oh yeah your party left you they couldn't stand you any more. Hmmm I wonder why? ;)
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