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D-rock doesn't seem to have problems. I think it has a lot to do with getting out of your truck.
Quote from: rasbo on August 03, 2016, 10:12:56 AMI have taken several people up where I used to hunt,only 2 of them would stay where I told them to stay,they got bears,the others were afraid of the area it was to thick..An old houndsman showed me a couple of trails bears used every year,and these trails put out..They were steep ridges with tons of cover...Lots of small drainages which the bears love, running off these ridges..The bears are still there,the people for the most part wont get after them..Geez and some of the crap folks think they have to bring everytime they get out of the rig is unreal...Damn ya would think they were hiking the pacific crest trail south to north...Man I wish I still had the legs to hunt these areas...I'd like to hear more about how you hunt the west side ridges. Do you find them running ridges during day? I've never seen a bear in timber yet, always the open. I actually know of a timbered ridge which i saw huge bear piles but it was in mature timber so limited visibility. Are you sitting on this ridge all day every day till it produces?
I have taken several people up where I used to hunt,only 2 of them would stay where I told them to stay,they got bears,the others were afraid of the area it was to thick..An old houndsman showed me a couple of trails bears used every year,and these trails put out..They were steep ridges with tons of cover...Lots of small drainages which the bears love, running off these ridges..The bears are still there,the people for the most part wont get after them..Geez and some of the crap folks think they have to bring everytime they get out of the rig is unreal...Damn ya would think they were hiking the pacific crest trail south to north...Man I wish I still had the legs to hunt these areas...