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    Montana 2019 Spring Bear Season

    Just for fun here's a post I made a year ago about spring bear hunting. Just click on the title "Big Bore Boar" and it will take you there.... https://www.hunttalk.com/threads/big-bore-boar.275792/
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    Montana 2019 Spring Bear Season

    I live right in the middle of that big burn area and we had snow last night that stuck! Your best bet for this area is going to be the last two weeks of May. Prior to that it's pretty sketchy. Good luck.
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    MT Archery Lion Regulation?

    YES, for Archery or General season an over the counter tag is all you need for archery or rifle (you will need to also purchase an archery endorsement on your license). It only gets complicated if you want to hound hunt in one of the special districts which are by drawing.
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    After shooting the bear...

    They have not done free testing for some time now.
  5. J

    Things to do in Chicago?

    I would go visit the man-eaters of Tsavo....... https://www.fieldmuseum.org/
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    New Steve Rinella documentary

    Your great great great grandfather would be soooooo disappointed in you!
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    Possible Relocation to Montana!

    For your particular situation I think you made an excellent choice. Suburbs of Helena are still affordable and you're a short drive to anywhere in the state.
  8. J

    Gordon Buck

    Here's a link,........ https://westernhunter.net/information/the-gordon-buck/
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    Big Ones (OTC, Pic Heavy)

    No, I always have two in the quiver for grouse. The four in the middle are broadheads. It took me five years and god knows how many miles/stands before I got that one. Out of all my wolves, that one was the hardest by far! That hunt got a lot of attention by tradbow hunters and nobody knew...
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    Big Ones (OTC, Pic Heavy)

    MT Public land, OTC tag, mouth call, 28yds.
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    Hunters and Trappers call for fewer wolves

    I'm as pro hunting and trapping as they come but I must admit I was absolutely Furious when my lab got caught in a Bobcat cubby less than ten feet off the side of an Open Road. I raised hell with the warden and the guy got cited. Had that been anybody elses Dog I guarantee it would have been on...
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    Hunters and Trappers call for fewer wolves

    Exactly! They also conveniently forget that we have mountain lions literally at a ratio of 10 to 1. And then I suppose we can discuss how many fawns and Elk calves are taken every year by black bears. There are literally hundreds of Dynamics at play in regards to deer and Elk populations and...
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    Montana Wolf Hunt

    Electronic calls ARE legal for wolf and coyote in Montana. But NOT for bears, lion, deer, elk etc.
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    How to become a dedicated wolf hunter????

    Here is a link to a post a few weeks ago. Scroll down to post number 20 my two cents worth on this........ https://onyourownadventures.com/hunttalk/showthread.php?285685-Opportunistic-vs-quot-intent-quot-wolf-hunting
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    Opportunistic vs "intent" wolf hunting

    As the old saying goes......... "the harder I work, the luckier I get". If you keep after it, you will have success. Good hunting. JCS
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    Bears out

    Grizzlies are definitely out, I cut fresh tracks in the snow yesterday in the Yaak and a guy got hammered by one north of Kalispell on Sunday. I have not seen any Black bear tracks in several weeks.
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    2018 Broken Horn Oryx Rhoades Canyon Any Advice

    Very cool, congrats!
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    Opportunistic vs "intent" wolf hunting

    It looks like I'm a week or two late on finding this post. I certainly appreciate your enthusiasm but can tell you that there is no shortcut when specifically targeting wolves. They are hands-down the most difficult animal in North America to consistently Harvest. I live right in the middle of...
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    Red Riding Hood is safe

    No wolves, bears etc. it's ungulates only. http://fwp.mt.gov/hunting/licenses/all/salvagePermit/
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    Horses, guns, packing out, etc

    It sounds like you are off to a good start. Just taking them camping is great practice for staying on a high line or being snubbed to a tree for a few hours. Shop carefully for a quality scabbard that will fit your rifle/scope combo. That has always been my biggest issue and bought several to...
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