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Timberking
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Bear calling works! I've called in quit a few. We don't have a spring season here BUT these bears were called in in the spring. If I can find them I have a few pics of a bear I called in for a buddy that shot it with a rifle in the fall.
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Sharpend60
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I like it.
I bet the big guy was a lil confused when that fawn dint run!

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Al Dente
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That is really funny. I wish you had a close up of that bear's face when he ground to a halt and the "fawn/dinner" didn't take off. that is awesome.

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Timberking
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LOL,you could hear that particular bear coming for a loooong ways off. It put the binders on and looked at the fawn and swapped booked er'

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DamselflyFarm
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Did you have any luck calling bear after this post?

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I just read all the way through the post and was wondering the same thing... Did you call in any bears???
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I'm referring to the guy who started the post.
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ChuckC
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So what happens if I set up a stove and cook up some bacon and eggs for MY breakfast ?

Is that baiting too ?
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Who says a man can't eat 20 pounds of bacon, 6 dozen eggs, and 60 doughnuts for breakfast???
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Timberking
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LOL, A mans gotta eat!

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LittleBen
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quote:
Originally posted by Surveyor527:
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Originally posted by JimB:
Not necessarily.Some states allow scents.

Which states allow scents but not baits? I never heard of such a thing.
Thanks for your time!

New York allows scents but not bait. Your scents cannot turn something into food. So like bacon grease poured onto sawdust would not be ok. But grease and jello powder burned would be ok I thnk.
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Timberking
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Washington also is a NO bait state, BUT you can use scent and calls.

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