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I just went into the regs and the statement has been removed from them. A couple of years ago It was stated in the portion of YOU CAN NOT . About 5 years ago you could hunt coyotes with the use of lights under hunting regs. Then they changed it to the trapping regs. | ||
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Quote: Robert, I was under the impression that in August their coats would be all rubbed out, and growing back. Not real thick yet, but at least not 'mangy'. What do you think? Mid-August is really the only time I can make it. I wsh I could go later for some of the other hunts, but this way I can do some nice fishing too. | |||
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> > Shane > Brown bears shot in aug. are some times called Gorilla bears. Because their hides are so ugly. ( call this taxidermist to verify 907-262-7950 ask for mike ) August bears might "look" all right from a distance. But if you look at their belly, neck ,legs, they will have thin hair 1/2" to 1" inch long and their belly will have bald spots. They will have thin 2-3 inch hair on their back.I shot a BC Brown bear November 1 on Kodiak Island that sill was not fully haired ( belly hair was to thin to mount standing upright ) My advice to you is plan two different trips one at the peak of the salmon season and one I oct. for Bears. > | |||
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