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- Carpenter Lake-- gt; MU 3-32 lt;--Bridge River-- gt; [Archive] - HuntingBC. ca
I'm going to try and pick up a fire pump tomorrow and head up there and hose the place down, as long as they haven't evacuated the lake yet I just watched some news footage on the Global BC web site You can see my friend Mike's pictures on there They are now pushing their sleds into the lake to keep 'em safe Chris
- Hydro projects killing fish in Squamishs Ashlu Creek, Mamquam River . . .
Just saw this on the Global news Run-of-river projects are killing fish, according to FOI documents Global News : Monday, March 12, 2012 6:54 PM Three thousand pages of documents obtained by freedom of information request have revealed that run-of-river hydro projects are killing fish in this province The independent power industry bills itself as green, sustainable and environmentally
- old Lowrance c- maps
Good morning, i have an old lowrance Global map 2000 that uses C map cards, these are long since discontinued so im hoping someone here has one kicking around, the area i am after is port hardy cheers
- Dall Sheep definition and boundary in BC [Archive] - HuntingBC. ca
The missing litterature for me is the BC Book description I just assumed they would follow Boone and Crockett boundaries as well SSS, Poached from the Boone and Crockett Website, I imagine the book definition would be the same? "Dall’s (or white) sheep range over much of Alaska, most of Yukon Territory, and the Mackenzie Mountains of Northwest Territories Stone’s sheep occur primarily
- Forestry trying to spray Glysophate herbicides around Squamish, hope . . .
Hey guys, Im wondering your thoughts on the BC timber sales proposal to spray glysophates around the Squamish, hope and aggasiz area? How wide spread is this spray already used and will this have a large effect on the food we hunt fish for around these parts? Seems like we’re asking for more fires in the future removing all the underbrush there targets include: -Cotton woods alders
- todays snowy photos of bear tracks on Stemwinder mountain [Archive . . .
He or she should have been in bed for a while now Typical of grizzlies to be searching at this time for a meal, but a black bear Must be the global warming thing
- Subsistence hunting in BC [Archive] - HuntingBC. ca
In rural areas all over BC, people are living a close to subsistence lifestyle, even with a normal job GO hunting for moose, bear and deer for meat, catch a few fish, grow a garden, raise a few chickens and you are more than half way there Frankly, if you have a big enough back yard, you can do this in urban areas as well
- radios used on logging roads - Page 7 - Huntingbc. ca
hi just wondering what kind if any radios some of you guys may use while your on the logging roads i wanna get one i cant decide between handheld (has lower range) or get one that has magnetic antenna and plugs into cigarette lighter just wonder what some of you guys may have and recommend or what doesn't work well thanks
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