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I know a baited bear hunt isn’t for everyone, but you could do a spring bear hunt pretty much anywhere in Canada, and have a great fishing trip at the same time. Primarily hunt in the evening, and fish and relax all day in some beautiful country

Well, at least the wolverines will help keep the wolf population in check

Moultrie. Inexpensive, great daytime photos, and unparalleled battery life. Not the greatest nighttime photos

That appears to be segmented bull rush

With turkey numbers still on the low end, our strategy this year was to hit them hard and fast. Trail cameras in our best spots, along with boots on the ground scouting, made for a successful opener. My youngest son and I doubled down opening morning, by calling in two toms and a group of hens...

Have only had the boat out twice. Found fish both times but could only get them to bite the second time. Water temperature was 45 degrees, probably the coldest I’ve ever caught spring crappie up shallow

My bear came back, and I have another one on a different bait. No daylight activity at this point. Having trouble uploading photos, but one is around 200# and the other is 300+

Great bull! Love it when all the planning comes together

I picked up a leftover tag, and immediately had a decent bear hitting a bait on my property. Then the acorns started raining and I haven’t seen him since. I don’t expect much action for another week or two

she’s still in there, go get her

Been a great open water season so far. Been fishing around home a lot, and have been up to our Ontario cabin 3 times. We never take enough pictures

We’ve put the sneak on quite a few birds. Not really as hard as people think it would be. Especially when you have a group of toms fighting down in a some low ground

T regardless of how she paddles, she’s definitely a looker

I think the ph and hunter are both dipshits for taking that shot, and the “hunter” has no business sitting behind that magnificent animal for a trophy pic

Me and my boys hunt them religiously here in central Minnesota. We’ve seen a noticeable decrease in numbers the last 3 years. My youngest son got his first with a bow last Saturday. It’s his 10th consecutive year of tagging a mature tom. It’s going to be tough hunting the next few years...

Thanks. Looks like a great package

More animals will die from this culling than from cwd. At least in quantifiable terms

Nice rig. I’d have to put tracks on it for ice fishing

The problem is, it’s like climate change and how much is human wrought. You know there’s some correlation, but determining the extent is impossible to quantify. Also, is there a reasonable solution?

2 in the truck, 1 smaller one in the pack