Re: The Almighty Alaskan Thread #6
[Re: spotter]
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10/24/12 10:21 AM
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Pete in Frbks
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Lb, save all your halibut, rockfish and white fleshed fish skins, heads, bones and rot them in a bucket for at least a year. Seal the bucket to keep the flies out. After a year, slowly open the lid, and I mean slowly, then strain the juice through a window screen , add glycol according to your climate down there and funnel it into a clean dish soap bottle. Put it in a gallon ziplock and when your ready just open the bag, pry the snap spout open on a tree, squirt on the pole and close it on a tree, hang a wing and you're good to go. I've got hundreds of marten with this over the years. Tried salmon once and didn't have much luck. Everything seems to like it including wolves. To change it up you can add a little skunk to it, but then the wolves wont have nothing to do with it. Be careful this can be ugly. Hey. When we stopped for lunch and you offered me some, I thought you told me that was SOUP, not bait...
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Re: The Almighty Alaskan Thread #6
[Re: white17]
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10/24/12 11:14 AM
10/24/12 11:14 AM
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Dirt
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That's not a ruffed. See those gold tips on the tail.
Who is John Galt?
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Re: The Almighty Alaskan Thread #6
[Re: white17]
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10/24/12 11:25 AM
10/24/12 11:25 AM
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Posts: 3,886 Bethel, AK
Kusko
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You'll notice the taste too.....
"There are three things I have learned never to discuss with people: religion, politics and the Great Pumpkin." Linus Van Pelt www.alaskafinandfur.com
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Re: The Almighty Alaskan Thread #6
[Re: white17]
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10/24/12 12:54 PM
10/24/12 12:54 PM
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Hupurest
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"Andy S wannabe"
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up the koyukuk there were a whole lot of spruce chickens.... there would be 5-10 in camp all day, and in the mornings there were upwards of 20. I also saw a good bit of ruffed grouse there as well...
The tail is the easiest way to tell, there is a good picture of the difference in the hunting regs.
if you are unsure, when you breast it out you will know. A ruffed grouse has a white meat like a chicken, spruce grouse are a dark red.
I'll take wolves over idiots any day.
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