Sounds fun , Any reason why a non resident (Canadian) cant enter this ? Up here you would have to be accompanied by an Outfitter.

I hunted with some Lays hounds years ago and they are fantastic dogs. Only down side is they are too big. They can go but after 3-4 days of runnin bear hard they need a few days off. This is why my buddies switched to 55-65 lb dogs. Also it is a myth you need a big dog in BC.

One good dog can catch a lot of bears but sometimes need that little bit of extra pressure to put a tough one up or stop it, 2 good bear dogs should be able to bay and tree the same amount as a whole pack of dogs.

It was weird, had all the street names in town, road names out hunting but zero detail on screen. I just found out the map declutter was turned on, Thanks Buddy

I havnt used my Alpha in a bout 3 weeks. Turned it on and have no maps. My map card works fine in another GPS so I know its not the card. It will still track the dogs, still showed treed or moving and it gives all the distance/ elevation,,bread crumb trails etc. as normal just no map detail, no ...

I would start with the Lions first.....When I first started hunting cats I was real fortunate and hooked up with a fella that knew what he was doing and showed me the ropes. I bought a female and bred it to his male and had my first litter. After a couple years my friends old dog died and he retired ...

Sounds like a typical average pack for someone who gets out once-twice a week. Probably catches average amount of game. Good starter pack if they are all for sale. Dudes seems like he being quite honest IMO.

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Call jason Nutini 250-919-4413 or Chris Hill 250-420-7758, they are selling the KNP Camera vests. Jason called me last night and are taking orders.

IMO a dog that has a high catch rate and scratch free is better than a dog that has the same catch rate but always tore up.Kind of just makes sense. I dont want a dog that hangs .

Yes, After a fresh snowfall I will google earth my hunting spots at around 3am then by daylight im sitting on the track. I burn a fraction of the fuel.

Why use cameras? I google earth all the roads after a snow fall, saves huge amount a time and fuel.

Check with SCI, RMEF or WSF. Pretty sure they already have those #'s . Save your self some work.

I have been messing around with the Contour Roam, I mounted it beside the tracking collar but is too shaky for good video and slobber gets on the lens quite a bit. I couldnt find a mount that worked properly with that camera but I hear the vest is the way to go so I will try that.