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  1. BackcountryWanderer

    Great transaction. Prompt replies and shipped same day

    Great transaction. Prompt replies and shipped same day
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    SO Cimarron hot tent

    Been running a cimarron and stove for probably 8 years now. You will never be disappointed if you bring the stove. If you leave it you may. I burn mine before I go to bed and when I get up. Makes a big difference in my motivation to get out of bed. And gets rid of the condensation which a huge bonus
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    E Scouting Bears

    I use google earth almost entirely. Be aware that places will look much different when you get there however. Have a plan B, C, and D. As well as access plans for all the above. South facing slopes and timber cuts
  4. BackcountryWanderer

    Closest you've been to a Brown Bear?

    Across a canyon with 2 cubs. Never want to try closer
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    Black Bear hunting resources

    I listened to a few podcasts from the rich outdoors then just went out. Don’t kill one every time but always find them. There’s some basics with green up and habitat but other than that just get out and hunt. But hunt with good glass. Experience will beat books every time
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    What do you all do to fight the ticks during spring

    Permethrin, permethrin, and more permethrin. I spray everything down the week before. Dramatically cuts down on ticks. Also helps with mosquitos
  7. BackcountryWanderer

    Arizona spring bear

    Find greenup and cover you will find bears. Find your own water source. Some spots can be very rugged and my limiting factor was finding water for myself. Having to carry all your water makes it a really tough hunt
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    First Lite Sawtooth Hybrid Jacket?

    It's not a game changer sitting in a tree stand, however on the ground it is my go-to. Works great for cutting the wind down or taking the chill off yet breathes well enough that I don't get too hot while hiking. And if I do manage to break a sweat, it dries out quick. I'm basically wearing it...
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    Anyone here from SD...got some questions on public camping

    I agree with KurtR, if you want an actual campground, Chamberlain/Oacoma will be your best bet. There are a couple different campgrounds. Otherwise parking lot it in Mitchell. Plus side of camping along the river is you get to see the better (west) half of the state in the daylight lol Sent...
  10. BackcountryWanderer

    Sd fng

    Already a member of BHA but Krohboy I think we know each other pretty well actually. Spring bear maybe lol? Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk
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    Sd fng

    I've been a lurker for awhile now and decided to make a new account and join in. Im from South Dakota and love everything hunting. I began doing backcountry hunts a few years ago for elk, black bear, and mule deer but am always hoping to expand to new horizons. Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk
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