Actually it seems this bear comes looking for food morning 4am-7 then 1-4 then again around 7-10 so I could see it any time!!
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Actually it seems this bear comes looking for food morning 4am-7 then 1-4 then again around 7-10 so I could see it any time!!
I would say you should stop feeding for a few weeks. You are baiting for deer but only bears are showing up.
I don't feel the need every time I step in the bush, was just seeing if I legally had the option to carry for protection.
It's getting later in the year and I don't want to encounter a bear that's willing to take me s food.
I'm not only getting bear coming to my feeder, I have fox, deer, raccoon, turkey, crows, squirrels, bear and even had a moose.
I don't mind that the bear is coming as the season opens in 3 weeks.
I can only go by what the CO told me. This was happening in summer and there wasn't any game seasons open except for coyote and I specifically said I was carrying the rifle for protection from this bear. I am not questioning you I am simply repeating what was said to me.
I don't carry a gun most times in the woods where bear are. I never had a face to face encounter, the bear always ran away. Would be interesting to here from someone that actually was attacked by a bear what his/her feelings would be. Playing the game is not the same as sitting in the stands.
Yup. That area is south of the line where Small Game lic. aren't valid in the summer. Small game lic and "going hunting for coyotes or crows" and you're GTG up till big game seasons when shot and caliber restrictions apply. The law doesn't say you have to be good at hunting coyotes.