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Hadda
05-31-2019, 09:52 PM
https://imgur.com/dfqeCkT
https://i.imgur.com/YsB13bs.jpg

Some douche nozzle left his bear carcass right off the side of Lac du bois road 7k. Hey asshat, you forgot a bunch of garbage and your knife. Why were you in such a hurry?

Firstblood
05-31-2019, 10:05 PM
That kind of nonsense is absurd, for lack of allowance of my actual choice of words. Lac du bois is a very high volume area for non hunters, this looks horrible for all of us. Effort is required for us these days, not to hide what we do but to do it responsibly.

Treed
05-31-2019, 10:12 PM
I don’t get this? Same as leaving a mattress on the side of the road, except it makes hunters the target. One bad apple...

Frank grimes
06-01-2019, 08:27 AM
Isn’t 7km still in city limits? Either way it’s lame. Super high traffic, lots of dog walkers. Probably attract more yotes.

Redthies
06-02-2019, 09:24 AM
There’s no excuse for crap like this!

whitlers
06-02-2019, 08:21 PM
Didnt take the rib meat either

Jagermeister
06-02-2019, 10:07 PM
What makes yo'all think it was a hunter kill? See bullet holes? Maybe it was road kill, like the little bear east of Monte Creek junction last Wednesday.

whitlers
06-02-2019, 10:18 PM
What makes yo'all think it was a hunter kill? See bullet holes? Maybe it was road kill, like the little bear east of Monte Creek junction last Wednesday.

I'm going to go out on a limb and say that the garbage bag and knife left behind is a pretty good indicator

IslandWanderer
06-02-2019, 10:35 PM
I'm going to go out on a limb and say that the garbage bag and knife left behind is a pretty good indicator

Maybe the bear was simply carrying the items when struck by the vehicle.

Cyrus
06-03-2019, 05:55 AM
Maybe the bear was simply carrying the items when struck by the vehicle.

Maybe the bear was slimy carrying the items when struck by a vehicle then ran and stepped on an old landmine from ww2 causing it to explode.....in all seriousness hunters will get blamed if the media gets a hold of it. I can't tell by the pics but are the paws gone? Might explain who was responsible.

bchunter181
06-03-2019, 08:35 AM
https://imgur.com/dfqeCkT
https://i.imgur.com/YsB13bs.jpg

Some douche nozzle left his bear carcass right off the side of Lac du bois road 7k. Hey asshat, you forgot a bunch of garbage and your knife. Why were you in such a hurry?




they were probably in a hurry cause you are not aloud to hunt there if im not mistaken that is protected grasslands that your not aloud to hunt till like 15 km basically when the timber starts!

bighornbob
06-03-2019, 08:44 AM
they were probably in a hurry cause you are not aloud to hunt there if im not mistaken that is protected grasslands that your not aloud to hunt till like 15 km basically when the timber starts!

You can actually hunt the area as long as you are outside city limits. Go to the City of Kamloops website and check their mapping software and see where the boundary ends.

BHB

r106
06-03-2019, 08:45 AM
they were probably in a hurry cause you are not aloud to hunt there if im not mistaken that is protected grasslands that your not aloud to hunt till like 15 km basically when the timber starts!

I haven't hunted there so im not sure but i didn't think the protected grass lands had anything to do with restricting hunting just access like atv and vehical use?

Edit - i see BHB cleared that up.

walks with deer
06-03-2019, 10:11 AM
well looks loke they dumped it..

they could have picked a better spot and taken the garbage bag...but hey rolling the leftovers out of your truck does not make them a asshat..they probably shot it last light took it home and processed it than ditched it very tired.

russm86
06-05-2019, 10:04 AM
they were probably in a hurry cause you are not aloud to hunt there if im not mistaken that is protected grasslands that your not aloud to hunt till like 15 km basically when the timber starts!

The grasslands provincial park is actually open to hunting as per the regs and parks act (once you get out of city limits) however you are not allowed to shoot there for any purpose other than hunting in an open season, in other words no target practice and random shooting stuff. Also, be careful when you do get to the timber as it turns into the McQueen Lake/Isobel Lake no shooting area.

skibum
06-05-2019, 10:11 AM
The grasslands provincial park is actually open to hunting as per the regs and parks act (once you get out of city limits) however you are not allowed to shoot there for any purpose other than hunting in an open season, in other words no target practice and random shooting stuff. Also, be careful when you do get to the timber as it turns into the McQueen Lake/Isobel Lake no shooting area.

Correct - I have an email from the conservation trust fund that bought some land in the area stating it was cool to hunt there too. Just have to watch the 1km radius around the above mentioned.

Rieber
06-05-2019, 10:22 AM
Posting the pictures to Imgur is not the best idea either. I agree that was a poorly chosen dump site. Again, we need to stop drawing negative attention to ourselves. Obviously someone who dumps something like this is not concerned with other peoples opinion. Poor choice but they'll do this again somewhere else, wherever it happens to be convenient at the time.

Hadda
06-05-2019, 10:34 AM
No shooting zone in the kamloops. No shooting zone within 1 km of mclean/isobel and some forestry area near there. No shooting in the ecological reserve. All signed.

I posted the pics to imgur because the hbc site wasn't working to upload pictures. Any suggestions for a better host?

walks with deer
06-05-2019, 02:00 PM
there was some problem bears at mcqueen lake that where attacking people may be one of those..

walks with deer
06-05-2019, 02:01 PM
google kamloops bear attacks

Hadda
06-05-2019, 02:08 PM
well looks loke they dumped it..

they could have picked a better spot and taken the garbage bag...but hey rolling the leftovers out of your truck does not make them a asshat..they probably shot it last light took it home and processed it than ditched it very tired.

Not taking all the edible parts and dumping it a few metres from a well used road in this political climate does in fact an asshat make

Hadda
06-05-2019, 02:09 PM
Maybe the bear was slimy carrying the items when struck by a vehicle then ran and stepped on an old landmine from ww2 causing it to explode.....in all seriousness hunters will get blamed if the media gets a hold of it. I can't tell by the pics but are the paws gone? Might explain who was responsible.

Nice try. Paws/claws and skull were left.

Wild one
06-05-2019, 02:47 PM
Some are lazy slobs and there really is no excuse for it. Actions like this are not good for the image of hunters.

If hunters want to continue to do what we enjoy some common sense is needed. I am not going to get into what was not salvaged meat wise because the pic is not enough to go on. The garbage there is no excuse and it’s not hard to find a spur with a ravine to kick it off. Only reason for actions like this is lazy slobs

As for if it’s a hunter hard to be 100% but you know who the public will blame. Also let’s be honest it’s spring bear season and just because you passed your core does not mean you have good ethics

Odds we won’t know who dump this but we should all agree the person who did is not doing hunters any favours and this is not how things should be done

tracker
06-05-2019, 03:47 PM
I like the post, good job.. brings attention of what not to do..

russm86
06-06-2019, 02:00 PM
Correct - I have an email from the conservation trust fund that bought some land in the area stating it was cool to hunt there too. Just have to watch the 1km radius around the above mentioned.

Yes, and if the same one I know of up there, then they don't want you camping or having any fires in the conservation area either and definitely no vehicles but it's all gated so don't know if you could anyways, other than the tractor they take in to hay the 1 field.

russm86
06-06-2019, 02:01 PM
COs shot one of them, haven't heard of others yet. Doubt they would dump it like this.

caddisguy
06-06-2019, 03:27 PM
If there were knives left behind, would that mean it is where the bear was "processed" and likely shot in that spot? Seems weird to bring the knives out and dump them along with a the bear. Confusing.

I've never shot a bear where there's vehicle traffic, or any area a non-hunter would likely go. I always leave the carcass (doubt anyone packs out the entire bear unless its by a road) ... I make "some" effort to try and hide it (not so much because I'm worried about non-hunters seeing it... more worried about hunters finding it and wanting to hunt there LOL) but sometimes that just means rolling in into some brush or down into a little dip behind a stump (one time down a hollow stomp) ... and one we dropped in a bunch of thick crap in the timber I didn't feel like any effort was necessary (never seen a foot print there?)

Not sure if that makes me an ass :)

I suppose it's all about where things go down, how thick/exposed the area is, what kind of traffic it sees. I just wouldn't want to discourage people from bear hunting, thinking that they have make some hitman clean-er-upper effort. My take would be if its not clearly visible from a road or hiking trail, that's just dandy. Even if it's up in a cut 100 yards from a road, it's just going to look like another stump, but tuck it behind some other stump for good measure. That's my take anyway.

Wild one
06-06-2019, 04:24 PM
My buddy has wrapped his knife up with the carcass twice when we went to dump it. Both times we found his knife when rolling the carcass out of the tarp. I am guessing something like this is possibly why a knife was left there but lots of options really

No you don’t need to play assassin and put major effort to hide a carcass but out of sight of a main road at least. 10-30yard drag is piss all. To me personally in this case I doubt the bear was shot there and likely just where they dumped it. If I am correct they could have drove to a better spot to dump it. Driving a carcass to the bush back up to a ravine on a spur and kick it off no dragging even

Garbage there is no excuse

It’s a matter of having respect for the bush and others who enjoy it

caddisguy
06-06-2019, 05:24 PM
My buddy has wrapped his knife up with the carcass twice when we went to dump it. Both times we found his knife when rolling the carcass out of the tarp. I am guessing something like this is possibly why a knife was left there but lots of options really

Maybe that's what I did with the knives I lost this season... got them mixed up with the garbage. Unfortunately for me, my garbage ends up where it belongs. Oh well... upgrade! :)

Wild one
06-06-2019, 05:28 PM
Maybe that's what I did with the knives I lost this season... got them mixed up with the garbage. Unfortunately for me, my garbage ends up where it belongs. Oh well... upgrade! :)

I recommend a good custom knife when you own an awesome knife you look after it more

At the min it’s a great excuse to tell the wife lol

Darksith
06-06-2019, 07:11 PM
they were probably in a hurry cause you are not aloud to hunt there if im not mistaken that is protected grasslands that your not aloud to hunt till like 15 km basically when the timber starts!

oh you are mistaken...