Caught these brutes on trail cam. First time we've seen G bears on camera.
I hope the pictures show up, first post, haven't ever tried the upload.
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Caught these brutes on trail cam. First time we've seen G bears on camera.
I hope the pictures show up, first post, haven't ever tried the upload.
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welcome to the site bang flopI was surprised to see one it 8-23 this year too these buggers are growing in population out there I'm thinking?
its gonna take a life time to hunt and fish all this
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Columbin ground squirrels. BIG ones!
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i was a little shocked to see these guys as it isn't far from civilization, and near a lot of agriculture/farm lands.
I will try to post better pictures.
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I have a few mid day in 8-23 and have ran into a few the past 3 years prior to that never seen one locally definetly more around than there used to be
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If there are two hanging together in the fall, I doubt they are brutes.
Cool pics none-the-less!
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Ran into 1, south of Big White, 2 years ago
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not sure if the original picture will be any better quality
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I don't see why there wouldn't be. There isn't much space between them and the monashees, while I lived in nakusp I saw a good number of them up there and tremendous sign of them.
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8-10 Took a drive up 3 Forks Rd last week and was lucky enough to see a mother griz with 3 plump healthy looking cubs . My son and I were quading on the road that passes by the snowmobile parking lot (maybe Tuk not sure) we pulled over at the second cut block to have a look and about 80 yards below us there they were .It only took them about 20 seconds to move into big timber so no pics. I don't know if there would be any food on that cut block but they were not very far from the river bottom.No deer but what a good day in the woods.
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