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You need the federation des chasse for the departament you want to hunt in. You can get a tourist type permit I believe if you have a hunting liscense they recognise from another country. Bow hunting my be an add on to that though as I had to do seperate bow test/permit here. Hello Waz did you do the ibep course ? what was it like ? what did you have to do ? was there any tests ? cheers Dan
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Check out the lower states also like florida,texas louisianna, theres some very affordable hunts down there for pigs and deer and turkeys
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anyone can bowhunt in france also, unguided with certain permits. the language barrier is a problem though. i still cant find the right department to get a permit LOL one problem with unguided hunts, is it takes a long time to learn an area and find game.
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anyone can bow hunt in bc without a guide if your only hunting small game, you can get a non resident small game license and camp in the wilderness,just cant legaly hunt bear,deer or any big game
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the hunting was out of this world,so much opertunities especially if your young and fit ,hunters would go sheep hunting ,goat hunting. for a couple of weeks at a time. BC has to be the best area in N america for hunting.such a variety of species.and differant ecosystems from desert,rain forest,coasts,mountains and swamps.absolutely amazing area. we came back for family reasons really, our parents are getting old. and work isnt always easy abroad, lots of working away.so we decided to come back, we might go back when the kids have finished school if they want to.
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we used to eat the bear meat mackem mainly stews and peperami and sausage. rule of thumb with most animals is you get 50% meat to live weight so most of the moose i got was probably about 1200 pounds live weight so 600 pounds of meat, .i used to shoot 3 deer also ,always tried to get a trophy buck with rifle during the rut and 2 deer with my bow in the bow early season. a big trophy mule deer can go 350 pounds. ended up selling all my taxidermy and had some stolen by a dodgy taxidermist.including a boone and crockett black bear and a 110 pound wolf. he ripped off a load of his customer
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I apolagize for the upside down pics ,bloody computer i always hunted moose with a rifle as my priority was to fill freezer i got a 6 week window and was only allowed 1 a year once my freezer was full i then could relax and enjoy my bowhunting
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sorry about pics computer playing up
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heres some bow hunting pics they are all spot and stalk hunts
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where I lived mature bull moose were on leh which is a lottery system.and I never got a permit. but we were allowed a immature bull moose each year maximum of 2 point antler. I managed to call in and shoot a 2 point bull each year luckily
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good video,s i like fred eichler I miss canada everytime i watch a movie like that they should legalize it here again, bullshit law just like the hunting with dogs act. shows just how lethal a bow is
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and another black widow bows are handmade custom bows
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just found this video of a Longbow moose hunt in north canada , makes me want to book a hunt LOL
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suicide is a permanant solution to a temporary problem.
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75%of tick bites on humans pass on lyme disease But not everyonr has symtoms Horrible little fevkers
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backward scum
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worried about a bit of healthy competition LOLDepends if he/ she is classed as "and all legal quarry" If a population ever got big enough maybe the would be legal quarry, like wild boar here now .
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worried about a bit of healthy competition LOL
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thats great and canadian lynx are a lot smaller than euro lynx
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in my experiance large predators much prefer wild meat, until game numbers get low, and starvation kicks in, but i agree you can bet some sheep are gona get killed. ,but here theres always gona be high deer numbers. im not sure how big european lynx range is ? but i know canadian lynx have a range of one square mile (female) and 5 square miles (male)
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Thats true a bit like the beaver reintroduction i bet theres a bit of local enviroment changes, with there flooding and tree damage. but it is nice to bring back animals,that once roamed here, and theres always gona be conflicts with people directly affected with any reintroductions
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http://www.lynxuk.org/ what are your thoughts on reintroducing these cats back to britain.? They have been extinct here for 1300 years. I for one would like to see them return, and have donated a few quid over the past months to the above charity. have read that in the past 2 years there have been 5 reported livestock kills blamed on lynx in europe out of an estimated population of 10,000. so quite a insignificant number. Could help reduce the over population of deer here. cheers Dan
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thanks gents am sure she will be fine cheers
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my 9 year old kid has just been diagnosed with lyme disease she had a bite on her upper arm and it became a large red ring about 2 inch diametre luckily we had it diagnosed early ,she is on a course of antibiotics and isnt having any other symtoms .doctor said she should be ok but to watch for aching joints head aches ,dizziness,lethargie,and not making sense. lots of ticks this year. check your pets and kids cheers Dan