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  1. #11
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    Re: Bear problem...

    Some good ldeas...
    Thanks!
    Will try Pinesol this week...

  2. #12
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    Re: Bear problem...

    Is making a ground blind from natural material an option, branches ect an option? Maybe throw some burlap over it At least it wont cost you much $$ ??
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  3. #13
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    Re: Bear problem...

    Have you considered getting a bear tag? CO would have a hard time claiming that the blind was bait.

  4. #14
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    Re: Bear problem...

    Quote Originally Posted by VLD43 View Post
    Good question. I guess you would have to ask the people who use them to scare bears off at some of the industrial camps or the guys who use them to dissuade polar bears in some northern towns. I know that under certain circumstances I would have no problem using them. Think Grizzly showing up in your camp late at night.
    Rubber Slugs are considered wildlife harrassment by CO's,,I do this for a living, and we are not allowed to use them,,shock rounds are okay,,,,no projectile

  5. #15
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    Re: Bear problem...

    Electric Fence keeps anything off including Black & Grizzly Bears, just more Gear to lug around.
    Btw. no more needed Fiberglass 3/8" Tent poles make excellent electric Fence posts. Small ATV Battery supplies ample power.

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  6. #16
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    Re: Bear problem...

    Margo Supplies in Alberta has the best electric fences that Ive found

  7. #17
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    Re: Bear problem...

    How about a .45 bullet, if not a .338? Usually disuades them pretty quickly I find.

    Joke aside, seems like there's pretty good suggestions. I too have heard cayenne pepper is a pretty good deterrent.

  8. #18
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    Re: Bear problem...

    Bear in mind there are a few methods described but you may need to be the bearer of bad news for that bruin and dispatch him....
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  9. #19
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    Re: Bear problem...

    Quote Originally Posted by WelderGuy View Post
    Rubber Slugs are considered wildlife harrassment by CO's,,I do this for a living, and we are not allowed to use them,,shock rounds are okay,,,,no projectile
    Thanks for the info. Did not know this.

  10. #20
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    Re: Bear problem...

    not legall but what about a blunt on a arrow...

    i found most hazing doesnt work and at my house on the farm for my neighbours and i its normally a 250 grain accoubond going 2900 fps works the best then the knives come out.

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