Re: The Almighty Alaskan Thread #4
[Re: white17]
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01/10/10 12:10 PM
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That is the exact story I am reading but it is not edited it was printed as he wrote it making it a tuff read but as White said some very important documentation there. I just wish it had more to say about the equipment and tactics.
GET OUTDOORS!!!
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Re: The Almighty Alaskan Thread #4
[Re: yukonjeff]
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01/11/10 04:03 AM
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He was tasting that last lil bit of freedom....LOL!! If it makes ya feel better....
Last edited by Wolfwoman; 01/11/10 04:05 AM.
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Re: The Almighty Alaskan Thread #4
[Re: Wolfwoman]
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01/11/10 01:25 PM
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Jeff, I been waiting almost 30 yrs we just don't have the habitat for them. Not the dense brush and rabbits like other places in the state I have lived and seen cats. It is frustrating they have them a bit W of Southpaw and I and over on the E side of Bristol Bay they are fairly common but here in the last 12 yrs I have seen maybe 3 sets of tracks I have really been looking this yr as our rabbits are up for us
We get out of life only as much as we really want and work hard enough to achieve
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Re: The Almighty Alaskan Thread #4
[Re: otterman]
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01/13/10 12:42 AM
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I believe you will have them someday..it was the same here,when I came..I heard the old man got 29 in one check,and they used 1 1/2 in those days...and didnt have any that I seen or even tracks...and I believe you are right,they do migrate when the rabbits crash,and of course they eat there own young when starving so that adds to the loss,and our populations of rabbits can be depressed for years because of spring floods,and I bet you guys get the fall storms there on the coast,so that can be the same,we had bunnys for years,but still no Lynx then all of a sudden here they were at about the time of the last crash in the interior...just my therie anyway. heres the catch of the day
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