Re: Dry Weather = Bears and snakes?
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07/01/20 01:57 PM
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I have not seen a bear in 3 weeks or so but see snakes on a day to day basis here in east TN
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Re: Dry Weather = Bears and snakes?
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07/01/20 05:06 PM
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So with close to 1000 Minn bear hunters not being able to come up north to at least in Manitoba to hunt what is that going to do to your system down there. Nothing at all. You needed to apply earlier this spring for a fall tag. MN has no spring season so the next possible impact would be the fall of 2021.
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Re: Dry Weather = Bears and snakes?
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07/01/20 06:47 PM
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Seems like the flies push them and the deer out in the open more, to get a little relief from the wind. May also be the bears need to eat green this time of year to help regulate their digestive system, just like beaver do. I have seen lots of garter snakes around the ponds last couple weeks. As dry as it's been I'm guessing they are coming to the water also, where there is no shortage of bugs. Beaver pups are out and about some now too. Got this monster this morning.
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Re: Dry Weather = Bears and snakes?
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I have not seen a bear in 3 weeks or so but see snakes on a day to day basis here in east TN
You think the snakes are eating the bears?
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Re: Dry Weather = Bears and snakes?
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07/01/20 07:28 PM
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Ric, We are 3.87" low of average now for June. May wasn't much better. Hardly any skeeters and tons of tics, deer flies aplenty.
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Re: Dry Weather = Bears and snakes?
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Ric, We are 3.87" low of average now for June. May wasn't much better. Hardly any skeeters and tons of tics, deer flies aplenty. Drought codes are at an all time high in the arrowhead and I have heard 7 inch rain deficits. The boats and planes are finding rocks that haven’t been seen before.
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Re: Dry Weather = Bears and snakes?
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07/01/20 09:08 PM
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And it seems the Corp of Engineers is trying to drain the Mississippi!
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Re: Dry Weather = Bears and snakes?
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07/01/20 09:12 PM
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And it seems the Corp of Engineers is trying to drain the Mississippi! Yeah! All the carp down south are suffering and need a drink.
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