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Nice new toy. Have a good hunt Boo.
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Congrats on the new glass! Hope you have a great trip to God's Country. :D Take a camera and bring back lots of photos!
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congrats on the Binoc's great glass. seeing is everything and good glass is well worth the investments made. Hope you get an Elk Boo.
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Hope you have a great trip! There are some real crankers being shot in the province this year.

I'm heading out in the Rocky Mountain House area on Thursday. It's still a bit warm, but that's OK too.

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Lieca Geovids?! WOW! Very nice.

Probably around $2500.00. :shock:
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Post by liaf »

That is a great gift and good luck on your hunt. I myself will be flying up to saskatchewan this saturday to hunt whitetails near Prince Albert the town's name is White Fox. Its been 10 years since I have been up to that province. i guess i have to make do with my swarovski's SLC :)
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VixChix wrote:Hope you have a great trip to God's Country. :D
They have West Virginia in Alberta too? :lol:

Good luck on your hunt.

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Some pics from the trip.


The Dell Coolie where I was lurking for Moose and Whitetail.

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Some Mulies


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Some off-roading! Long story but not my fault!
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A view from the top of the Peace River.
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Some harvest. I did not pull the trigger on this trip. I didn't come in contact with any Bull Moose and the Mulies were too small. We went after Elk and got into two very large heards. We broke them up and tried to hunt them in two groups and just go one Bull Elk. Steve Dion got the Bull. Interestingly enough he is the son of a brother of the Dion Quintuplets. Really a great guy like the rest of our friends in Alberta. http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c220/ ... G_2285.jpg
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Sorry guys but I can't get my act together on the pictures.
Here's a link to the album. http://s28.photobucket.com/albums/c220/ ... ?start=all
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Glad you're back safe and had a good time, Boo. :D

Sorry you didn't get anything, but that's the way it goes. I know the feeling, and commiserate with you! I didn't get anything in Indiana either! :(

Good time, though, as I'm sure you had. 8)
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Post by Normous »

Nice snowy, cold place to hunt. The Peace River is a nice region. I have seen a few outdoor shows on the area. I would like to visit there sometime.
For sure you'll keep some fond memories of that hunt. Good to see you back safely and no equipment (ATV's) shot or anything.
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looks loike you guyhad a great time glad you made it back safe DUTCH
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The temps were too high. Mostly above zero during the day and maybe 10 below during the eveneing.
I read an article in Peterson's Bowhunter which described Bergman's rule of thermalregualtion in respect to deer. This explains why northern deer are bigger as well as why we see more animals during the day when it is cold. We all know they move to feed to get energy to produce heat and some times it is a matter of comfort. A "warm-blooded animal living in cold climates tend to be larger than animals of the same species living in a warm climate". So not everything is bigger in Texas, LOL! But it does explain why northern deer tend to be bigger. Apparently there is a point where the deer find it more economical energy wise to lay and wait. It is the temperature differential that matters rather than the actual temps. So when the temperatures rise after a cold spell during the rut, deer movement occurs more during the evening hence bucks follow the night moving does.
The Dec Peterson's Bowhunting magazine is a pretty good read. Nothing surprising really in the end. But confirmation of common sense.
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Looks like you had a great trip.!
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Awesome photos Boo! I'm totally jealous! :lol:
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A "warm-blooded animal living in cold climates tend to be larger than animals of the same species living in a warm climate
ah so thats why im on the chunky side :lol:
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