Is it legal to kill a grizz if it has claimed your kill and you don't have a tag for grizz and you don't feel threatened?
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Is it legal to kill a grizz if it has claimed your kill and you don't have a tag for grizz and you don't feel threatened?
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No you will be in big crap
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why did the grizzly lay claim on your kill
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If the grizz was 'meat hunting' and not 'trophy hunting' then its legal to shoot the grizz, provided you leave the hide and the claws and the head in the bush. If the bear was 'trophy hunting' then no, its not legal. Clear as mud?Originally Posted by butthead
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Good one....
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make sure you cut every tag you have
"If you ever go into the bush, there are grizzly bears lurking behind just about every bush, waiting to pounce, so you need a powerful gun, with huge bullets" - Gatehouse ~ 2004
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So..... a grizz took my moose kill... say I shot it and cut every tag have which is lots. all good then
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As long as the value of tags you cut are equal to both a moose and grizz tag you should be OK
If the CO argues just tell him you read it on the internet so you are right and he is obviously wrong lol
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