ya i got a draw full of them papers too. they just don't understand

GPS is all i can say. since i learned how to use one i hate being in the woods without it. when the dogs are baying,the only thing on my mind is getting to the them. if the bear keeps backing, it's not hard to loose track of which way your traveling. the gps tells exactly where you are, your truck ...

as far as i know that is highly illegal in maine. i would recommend you stay clear of that situation.

GREAT STUFF! hope there is more to come.

we are off topic a liitle, i'll send pm

i've been hound hunting for 15 years or so, a newbie compared to some of you guys. for years, i've listen to stories about close calls with bear and discounted most of them as exaggerations or misinterpretations of the bears intentions. 2 years ago i changed my mind in a hurry when it happened to me ...

hey scott, how'd you make out last winter. the conditions were lousy. i'd say we lost 2/3 of the season to crust.

that's great! what i'd like to know is how you do it? to start with, how do you keep the camera in one piece. i bought one and the third day out it got fur needles all through it and has not worked since. they told me it would cost more to fix it than to buy a knew one. 300 plus gone. when i'm ...

with enough exposure to strangers the dog may come out of it, but more than likely, even if he acts better, the fear will always be in the back of his mind. the question you need to ask yourself is; is the dogs potential worth taking the risk of some kids face being scared for life???

i need to get a map and don't know which one would be best for bear hunting. i have a pn 40 with topo usa 8.0 and i like the map except it should zoom out one more time before loosing road detail if you know what i'm talking about. what are you guys using and how do you like it