Registered: Mar 2016
Location: Fort Seybert, WV
Posts: 29

Yeah man for sure alittle hard work never hurt anyone especially when your having fun doing it! I'm 19 and have been bear hunting since I could walk and coon hunting for five or six years and love the hounds and the people I meet at theses hunts!

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O/H Bradley Walker

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Registered: Jul 2003
Location: greensburg,ky.
Posts: 3364

well if everything works out i am going to try it.i don't mind a little hard work for something i want to do....i've had a offer to go on a hunt,just hope things work out where i can go..

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Registered: Mar 2016
Location: Fort Seybert, WV
Posts: 29

Yeah hope you can go is it with hounds?

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O/H Bradley Walker

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Location: greensburg,ky.
Posts: 3364

yes hounds

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Registered: May 2016
Location: Chicago IL
Posts: 4

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Originally posted by Bill(Chew)



Dry corn only but the bear can't eat; and they sure have tried!

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This looks sturdy enough, but bears do get smarter in time . OP Good luck with the bear problems.

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Registered: Aug 2008
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Posts: 319

What if you put the tire feeder on a stump or down tree then put a 10 inch lag bolt in it. The bears can loosen a nail but i wouldnt think they could loosen a lag bolt as long as you dont leave slack in it

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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: North GA
Posts: 14388

Its nothing to accidentally tree one here. Just wish we had a dog season. Would be a lot more fun. Dont know why they want pass it. Our limit is 2 bears a yr. Should be anyway you can get em haha.

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