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Re: Bear Scouting and dogs
« Reply #15 on: July 16, 2012, 06:22:07 AM »
why would you even take a dog bear hunting.Unless you are hound hunting,why?hiking before season I could see it..

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Re: Bear Scouting and dogs
« Reply #16 on: July 16, 2012, 06:41:48 AM »
why would you even take a dog bear hunting.Unless you are hound hunting,why?hiking before season I could see it..

I could easily see someone having a dog with them while bear hunting. What about the guy who takes his dog grouse hunting? He brings a rifle along just in case he happens to see a bear. So now he's bear hunting and has a dog.

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Re: Bear Scouting and dogs
« Reply #17 on: July 16, 2012, 06:50:34 AM »
why would you even take a dog bear hunting.Unless you are hound hunting,why?hiking before season I could see it..

I could easily see someone having a dog with them while bear hunting. What about the guy who takes his dog grouse hunting? He brings a rifle along just in case he happens to see a bear. So now he's bear hunting and has a dog.
so the guy is hiking with a shotgun and a rifle?Or driving around with a dog in the vehical?Maybe hunting grouse with a big bore rifle?

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Re: Bear Scouting and dogs
« Reply #18 on: July 16, 2012, 06:54:09 AM »
why would you even take a dog bear hunting.Unless you are hound hunting,why?hiking before season I could see it..

I could easily see someone having a dog with them while bear hunting. What about the guy who takes his dog grouse hunting? He brings a rifle along just in case he happens to see a bear. So now he's bear hunting and has a dog.
so the guy is hiking with a shotgun and a rifle?Or driving around with a dog in the vehical?Maybe hunting grouse with a big bore rifle?

All kinds of different scenarios could occur. Most likely yeah, the dog is just in the vehicle and he sees a bear between grouse hunting spots. Or what if he wants to carry some slugs in his pocket while grouse hunting in case he sees a bear? (or a 44 mag).




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Re: Bear Scouting and dogs
« Reply #19 on: July 16, 2012, 06:58:29 AM »
why would you even take a dog bear hunting.Unless you are hound hunting,why?hiking before season I could see it..

I could easily see someone having a dog with them while bear hunting. What about the guy who takes his dog grouse hunting? He brings a rifle along just in case he happens to see a bear. So now he's bear hunting and has a dog.
so the guy is hiking with a shotgun and a rifle?Or driving around with a dog in the vehical?Maybe hunting grouse with a big bore rifle?

All kinds of different scenarios could occur. Most likely yeah, the dog is just in the vehicle and he sees a bear between grouse hunting spots. Or what if he wants to carry some slugs in his pocket while grouse hunting in case he sees a bear? (or a 44 mag).
then he would be breaking the law,as I see it.once he starts hunting bears in the field with a dog....

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Re: Bear Scouting and dogs
« Reply #20 on: July 16, 2012, 01:35:24 PM »
I would love to take my dog bear hunting. She would not aid me in getting the bear at all, but she is a great companion. She also would not scare the bear off the bear(she sits to low in the brush to be seen).
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Re: Bear Scouting and dogs
« Reply #21 on: July 16, 2012, 02:33:25 PM »
It's not bear season yet,, u should be fine. Late shed hunting trip i say.

 


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