Blinginpse
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Kill every 1 of the
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Congrats! Hopefully you got some good video for our entertainment!We got 2 tonight!
Yall allowed to keep and eat them on damage permit or you got to buy them?We got 2 tonight!
Anything killed on a niusance permit we can keep hereYall allowed to keep and eat them on damage permit or you got to buy them?
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Good, same here.Anything killed on a niusance permit we can keep here
Every. Single.YEAR Virginia is where I am. Wardens hand out kill permits fast anymore 4 per permit. Fill it and they give ya another 4I’ve never heard of bears destroying corn. Is this common? What state is this?
In my experience a bear will just lay in a food source and eat until it's depleted or it is full. I see this all the time in black berries here in northern Michigan. Large holes in the patches just flattened as in @Blinginpse's pics of the corn fields.I’ve never heard of bears destroying corn. Is this common? What state is this?
Yep worthless things don't leave the.corn unless need water. The folks are going in that field with a dog and guns surrounding the field and the drone watching above to find it so when it and other flush can kill it.In my experience a bear will just lay in a food source and eat until it's depleted or it is full. I see this all the time in black berries here in northern Michigan. Large holes in the patches just flattened as in @Blinginpse's pics of the corn fields.
They’ll tear the bottom out of a feeder and eat until they start throwing up. Then go back and keep eating until it’s gone.In my experience a bear will just lay in a food source and eat until it's depleted or it is full. I see this all the time in black berries here in northern Michigan. Large holes in the patches just flattened as in @Blinginpse's pics of the corn fields.
Dang good way to flush them out of the field and kill em. They will run like hell through a corn field with a drone above em. If you got a good hand on a drone that can run 1 good you can flush the bear from the corn with it and kill it.Drones... now THAT'S a game changer.
They will do it to cherry trees.too. I feel sorry for ya. Hooe you can kill em. Plant about 5 acres of corn that will put you on the map if isn't any around youAnd this is why bears suck too!!!! These are 16 year old Sawtooth Oak trees we planted on this property. Just happened over the weekend, they climb up and break the branches and rake the ripe soft spiney acorns into their mouths. This is the second time this has happened in three years. We bought and planted these trees for their rapid growth and quick turnaround on mast crop production for game. We were hoping for more food for the deer and turkeys.... not the bears. I don't care that they eat them but dang, why do they wreck the tree!! Some of the branches are a good 3-4" in diameter and they just snapped them right off. I've seen this in wild Beech groves as well it looks like large nests in the beech trees.
Bears are here for sure. If i can help get @Bigterp on 1 when he's here in the area ima do my best. Ill be keeping a ear open for locals that may be having troubles and will stuff him in a spot. Issue is most corn probably be chopped by time hes here and bears be shifted to mast in the mountainsDang! That sucks! Got a few trees tall enough to overlook that field w/ a rifle? Sounds like you need to setup a SH meetup