a few bears

[outdoorzyguy]

well i keep taking some scraps and stuff out to keep the bait active, hmmm seems to be working lol. and not 1 other colour than a black one sheeesh.

[Palssonater]

That last one is a bruiser!

[myst3ry]

Awesome pics

[The L.O.G.]

I don't want to meet any of them. Nice pics.

[tagalong01]

Originally Posted by The L.O.G.

I don't want to meet any of them. Nice pics.

Anyone who can handle a Grizzly shouldn't be worried about a wee black bear, lol

[freelance]

Originally Posted by tagalong01

Anyone who can handle a Grizzly shouldn't be worried about a wee black bear, lol

and he can handle a grizzly that's for sure !!!!!

Nice pics !!!!!!

[broncoboy]

Isn't it against the law to bait out of season? Just what I was told

[outdoorzyguy]

hmmm hard to get pics if you dont put some food out, not hunting yet but will be in about 3 weeks. We always bait before season so that bears are there when season starts. Never heard of it being illegal nope. Have been doing it for 20plus years

[bowkill]

i think it is only illegal by riding mountain to bait between the spring and fall bear season. Some areas are closed for the Fall season like the duck mountains but Thompson is no where near there!

[broncoboy]

Really well I guess I'm gonna have to fill my baits too then!! Great pics!! That bear in the last picture is a monster!!

[bowkill]

Ha, don't quote me on anything, you should check the hunting regs and also local rules for your area.

[punch]

awesome pics as usual,,,thanks for sharing........

[trailboss330]

Bear Hunting

• It is illegal to kill a cub (young of the year) or a female bear with cubs.
• Hunting black bears within 100 metres of any man-made clearing surrounding any garbage dump is prohibited. However, in a provincial park, black bears may not be hunted within 300 metres of a garbage dump.
• Baits must be clearly identified with the name and address of the hunter, guide or outfitter.
• Baits may not be placed within:
  • 200 metres of a road or dwelling,
  • 500 metres of a cottage subdivision or a Crown land picnic site or campground, or
  • 100 metres of Riding Mountain National Park.
• Baits on Crown land may not exceed 100 kilograms of meat and/or fish.
• Baits shall not contain the head, hooves, hide, mammary glands or internal organs of livestock.
• In GHAs 23 and 23A:
  • baits may not be placed between June 17 and August 13, 2012 and between October 14, 2012 and April 8, 2013.
  • baiting equipment on Crown land must be removed from the bait site within 5 days after the closure of both spring and fall seasons.
• If you harvest a big game animal wearing an ear-tag that contains phone number 1-204-945-7771, this animal was chemically immobilized in the past using veterinary drugs. Health Canada has established recommended guidelines for the consumption of meat from the immobilized animals. Please call the number identified on the ear tag for specific details on the recommended consumption of meat from your animal.

[outdoorzyguy]

looks good to me guys get your baits going, hunting season is coming soon.

[outdoorzyguy]

hmmm 2is company 3 is a crowd but still only a couple night pics of the big brown colourd one. oh and the blue barrells are 37 inches tall standing and 23 inches tall laying on the ground for sizing em up.

[outdoorzyguy]

heres some new pics, same old bears, lost the brown coloured ones not sure where they are.

[Sniper-T]

NIce pics. I love the way the trees are all shredded all around there.

Looks like you will have your choice this fall

[outdoorzyguy]

heres the bears still at the bait

[jordanyan]

Came face to face with a big cinnamon today pretty fn scary when ur in the middle of the bush looking for sheds