My wife and I will be headed west for some spring bear action. Looking at Idaho and Montana. Spot and stalk mainly with baiting in Idaho.
I’m going to see what you guys think about baiting sites in Idaho. I have a friend who is the GM of a large bakery that is well known in the US. I can get a tremendous amount of cookies and cakes that are QC for one thing or another.
Plus I have access to large amounts of rough fish through commercial fisherman.
Then there is the dog food factory about ten miles from my home .
I’m thinking of building some aluminum tubes with a chain attached for my bait dispenser.
Aluminum tubes would be big enough for a football to drop into without touching.
I can freeze the sweets and fish in five gallon buckets and load the dog food in a thirty gallon plastic barrel for the trip.
I read the regs that for one permit you can have three sites. One of the aluminum tubes with dog food for each site chained to a tree along with a scoop of fish and a big pile of sweets.
Am I on track? Thoughts.
Upon looking at the regs I’m thinking unit four.
I’m going to see what you guys think about baiting sites in Idaho. I have a friend who is the GM of a large bakery that is well known in the US. I can get a tremendous amount of cookies and cakes that are QC for one thing or another.
Plus I have access to large amounts of rough fish through commercial fisherman.
Then there is the dog food factory about ten miles from my home .
I’m thinking of building some aluminum tubes with a chain attached for my bait dispenser.
Aluminum tubes would be big enough for a football to drop into without touching.
I can freeze the sweets and fish in five gallon buckets and load the dog food in a thirty gallon plastic barrel for the trip.
I read the regs that for one permit you can have three sites. One of the aluminum tubes with dog food for each site chained to a tree along with a scoop of fish and a big pile of sweets.
Am I on track? Thoughts.
Upon looking at the regs I’m thinking unit four.