Отправлено: 13.09.04 06:36. Заголовок: Охота в Альберте

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[FONT FACE=Arial][!--ФОНТ--]Есть тут кто охотники?

 Отправлено: 05.07.05 20:46. Заголовок: Re:

A na rybalku v chetverg?

 Отправлено: 05.07.05 21:26. Заголовок: Re:

Hunting Buddy,

Рыбные места не выдаете?

 Отправлено: 06.07.05 20:24. Заголовок: Re:

Volodia, a kuda predlozhish`????
mozhno i rvanut`. no u mneia do 2.30 rabota.....est` mesto, 60km ot Calgary....tam schuriata.....
mozhno i blesenku pokidat` :)))))))
kak , poidet????

 Отправлено: 07.07.05 22:12. Заголовок: Re:

Ромашишка
Вот к примеру перечень очень рыбных мест: click here
kostianych
Далеко ехать не хотелось бы, и на форель у меня снасти нету (пока) так что можно было бы и на щурят блесенку побросать. У меня сегодня выходной был. Можно в следующий уикенд.

 Отправлено: 07.07.05 22:22. Заголовок: Re:

a kakaia tebe special`naia snast` na forel` nuzhna?????? obychnaia udochka na 6-8 poundov, leska na 4-8lb....
kruchok #4-6......i gruzilo :))) i vse - gotov :))))))

 Отправлено: 07.07.05 22:49. Заголовок: Re:

Я думал попробовать flyfishing, форель сейчас с поверхности мошкарой кормится, на крючки особо не заглядывается.

 Отправлено: 11.07.05 07:55. Заголовок: Re:

Hey Buddy
How's your dog project? I mean should I just go and buy waders or ...

 Отправлено: 11.07.05 19:03. Заголовок: Re:

К началу сезона the dog will still be a little puppy, so getting waders would be a good idea.

 Отправлено: 12.07.05 15:11. Заголовок: Re:

a I uzhe imeu waders :P

 Отправлено: 14.07.05 22:40. Заголовок: Re:

Volodia, Dimych....na 58i street, v WholeSale est` patrony....
2 3/4", steel shot#2(na utku), winchester X-pert, 4.99 za pachku(20 patronov)... :))))))
xorosho by prikupit`...na utochku :)))))

 Отправлено: 14.07.05 22:41. Заголовок: Re:

Dima....ni gde ne videl steel shot #7, 7 1/2????????

 Отправлено: 15.07.05 14:21. Заголовок: Re:

kostianych Я смотрел такие на тех куропаток, что на болотах. Не видел ни разу стальной семерки.
У Марата выходной завтра, куда можно по тарелкам пострелять выбраться?

 Отправлено: 15.07.05 16:59. Заголовок: Re:

mozhno na strel`bische.....v Kananaskise....dorogu vosstanovili....
stal`nuu 7ku I tozhe ne videl, no Dimych nashel steel #6 v Walmarte...
zabral, rediska, poslednuu pachku....

A I TOZHE XOCHU PO TARELKAM>.....

esche mozhno v Waterous Creeck...ili na McClean Pond....
tam klassno....

 Отправлено: 15.07.05 21:01. Заголовок: Re:

kostianych
Сам редиска.
Эхххх. Хочется но эти выходные я стреляю по sip-cups и баночкам детского итания. Хорошо съездить.

 Отправлено: 15.07.05 22:48. Заголовок: Re:

konechno rediska...a kak zhe esche????
da, Volodia...udachno otstreliat`sia :)))) da i Maratu uzhe porta by ruzh`etso prikupit` :)))
vmesto gorna ;) :P
Dimych....a kak naschet sleduuschix vyxodnyx....davai podumaem....dorogu sdelali....
mozhno na paru chasikov sgoniat`....mne ostalos` sdelat` 4-5 grupp po 3 i vse.....
:)))) tak chto nado gotovit`sia k segonu :))))

 Отправлено: 16.07.05 00:30. Заголовок: Re:

Давай попробуем. С утреца?
Да уж, пора. Я тут затеял изготовление партии моих HPBT для мосинки и СКС. На сезон, как раз.

 Отправлено: 16.07.05 11:56. Заголовок: Re:

klassnaia fotka :))) eto ty gde ego????

 Отправлено: 18.07.05 22:24. Заголовок: Re:

Gents
Я закупился картами 500ми 318 зоны в маптауне. Предлагаю поддержать почин для тех ВМУ куда есть желание съездить. В прерии поидёт и отстойный mapbook или дорожный атлас (хотя и это не факт) а если в предгорья или дальше я бы предложил раскошелиться. Это гдето 4-6 листов по десятке ~ 70 гагар. Берёшь карту из Хантинг Регулэйшнс с разметкой ВМУ и тыкаешь пальцем продавцу - они помогут. Только не оторвите один лист империал и пять метрик как я... :). Заметил когда обрезал и клеил. Думал какого хрена в Rocky появились высоты за 6000... блин да это ж в гадских футах!
P.S.
Только про GPS петь не нада - в карте батарейки не садяться. Он полезен но... расслсбляет.

 Отправлено: 18.07.05 23:41. Заголовок: Re:

klassno...a esli sdelat` kopii????

 Отправлено: 19.07.05 06:35. Заголовок: Re:

Which copies??? Of S A M E map?
The point is have one set for each WMU we're interested in.
Also, B&W map suxxxx big time.

 Отправлено: 19.07.05 08:46. Заголовок: Re:

Молоток Димыч. Осталось еще компас купить.

 Отправлено: 19.07.05 09:59. Заголовок: Re:

Right to the point.

 Отправлено: 19.07.05 15:03. Заголовок: Re:

soglasen...I dumau vziat` GPS na etot sezon....naschet kart dumau:)

 Отправлено: 21.07.05 19:04. Заголовок: Re:

nu i kak??? edem na strel`bicshe v vyxodnye??? zhelatel`no v voskresen`e s utra :)))))

 Отправлено: 21.07.05 22:55. Заголовок: Re:

YES. Let's talk tomorrow.

 Отправлено: 01.08.05 10:22. Заголовок: Re:

Утомился охотничек бегать за оленем [реклама вместо картинки]

 Отправлено: 02.08.05 13:04. Заголовок: Re:

Funny. What the guy was holding? 30-30?

 Отправлено: 02.08.05 22:42. Заголовок: Re:

trexletka beloxvostyi borzeet :)))))
poxozhe chto 30-30....

 Отправлено: 04.08.05 06:51. Заголовок: Re:

Охота была тяжелая и сложная, но удачная

 Отправлено: 04.08.05 15:53. Заголовок: Re:

da....poluchaetsia chto tema, otkrytaia Volodei medlenno, no verno peretekaet
v to chto my nazyvaem bardakom....

 Отправлено: 04.08.05 21:09. Заголовок: Re:

27 days to season...

So, boys, how's about to warm up shotgun barrels on Sunday? Don't have to be early in the morning. Kostyanych if you go the box of targets is on you ;)

Buddy, especially for you:

click here

"It is my opinion that a properly placed 7.62x54R will kill just about any land animal in North America, as well as most species of European Fascist."

 Отправлено: 06.08.05 08:38. Заголовок: Re:

Good stuff. Give me a call tonight. I got a box of clays and a thrower.

 Отправлено: 07.08.05 18:19. Заголовок: Re:

23 days to season. Это был просто восторг, Господа. Прогрели качественно, очень добавило self-confidence - shotgun как-никак не трогал с 23го декабря прошлого года...

 Отправлено: 08.08.05 23:12. Заголовок: Re:

da...et tochno.....progreli...postreliali.....dobavili....

Dimych...vse, promyl I M14 .....smazal....postavil antabku dlia soshek....
postavil bazu dlia pricela.....teper` delo za malym - za pricelom i otstreliat`....
posmotrim chego mozhet etot karabin....

Dimk...nado by na saitax poshukat` zapchasti....tipa otboinika, i vse takoe....

 Отправлено: 09.08.05 07:30. Заголовок: Re:

22 Days to season.
"KNOW YOUR ENEMY" ;)
Blue:
Blue grouse have an affinity for logging regeneration sites or burned over areas, zeroing in on the succulent and plentiful food offered by young, second-growth forests. Blackberry, salal and huckleberry shrubs are among the key signs of potential blue grouse habitat. Look for small coveys of two to six birds, or individuals sunning themselves on bare, open ground or roosting high in coniferous trees.
Blues are unpredictable in that some will sit tight, refusing to flush even when clearly threatened, while others will rocket away as if on fire. In the latter case, they offer as challenging a target as any sportsman or woman could hope to discover. This is especially so because of the birds’ habit of fleeing downhill, leading many hunters to shoot over them.
Flushed coveys will often separate, although the individual birds can typically be found again. They’ll be justifiably nervous, however, and as a result they can flush early and hard, offering a challenge to even the best shotgunners. In the case of reluctant birds, dogs are a decided advantage when it comes to flushing and they offer yeoman service in locating and retrieving downed birds in impossibly thick cover.
Ruffled:
I’ve had considerable luck walking the edges of grass and clover hayfields that abut against dense forested cover. Work these areas slowly and carefully, as ruffed grouse are notorious for sitting tight a metre or two into the cover and, displaying the guts of a gunfighter, holding still as you walk past. A stop-and-go technique will often put up birds that would otherwise hold fast; when you stop, they fear they’ve been spotted and flush.

If hunting without a dog, work creek bottoms, cutlines, tree-lined trails and forest edges. All of these locations provide the chance to spot a grouse at a distance as it feeds, suns or dusts itself.Look for second-growth deciduous and mixed wood forests—complete with a dense layer, or understory, of shrubs beneath the main canopy—interspersed with natural openings and/or man-made edges.
Favoured food shrubs include aspen, saskatoon, hawthorn, hazelnut, chokecherry, willow and alder. In the late fall and early winter, it is the availability of these rich food sources that most affect ruffed grouse distribution. Before the snow arrives, you should also look for ruffies wherever there is clover adjacent to escape cover. Clover is akin to candy to these birds, whether it’s clover seeded for hay or the wild native variety.
If you flush a bird, but fail to down it, don’t hesitate to follow it. Just ensure that you are now hunting with your eyes skyward instead of on the ground, as grouse that have been bumped will invariably settle in a tree. Try to set up in anticipation of where a bird will go to seek escape cover if flushed. Keep in mind that, all things being equal, a ruffed grouse will usually swing downwind after it has been flushed.
The best times to hunt ruffed grouse are at first and last light.

 Отправлено: 09.08.05 07:30. Заголовок: Re:

Spruce:
Although a dense understory of food-bearing shrubs is as important for spruce hens as it is for ruffies, sharp-eyed hunters will spend their time scanning the trees rather than the forest floor. That’s because spruce grouse prefer to roost above the ground, most often in coniferous- or mixed wood-dominated stands. And due to their preference for inhabiting thickly forested areas with limited visibility, they are less susceptible to avian predators, meaning there’s no particular time of day that’s best to hunt them. Having said that, spruce grouse feed more actively at first and last light, and the inherent movement and noise can help reveal their exact whereabouts.
Generally speaking, spruce grouse carry out their daily routines in relatively confined quarters, often no more than a handful of hectares. Flushed birds seldom fly more than 30 to 40 metres, but they can be nearly impossible to spot again because of their preference for sitting tight to the trunks of spruce trees.
Hunting these birds is very often a spot-and-stalk proposition, and given that they’re so much more arboreal, or tree-oriented, than their cousins the ruffed grouse, the value of a dog is somewhat limited—except, of course, when locating downed birds.
Spruce grouse are a much more worthy game species than their moniker “fool hen” would suggest. Unfortunately for them, however, their escape mechanism when dealing with natural predators is to remain motionless, relying heavily on their naturally camouflaged plumage. They did not evolve with man as one of their primary predators, so hunters often mistake this behaviour as a sign of stupidity.



Ptarmigan:
Despite the fact that they receive little hunting pressure—and therefore have no excuse to be overly wary of humans—ptarmigan often flush long before an approaching hunter can close to within gunning range. Accordingly, hunters working in pairs are advised to split up and attempt to approach the birds from opposite directions in hope that at least one will have a clear shot.
The flip side is that I’ve also had occasions where sneaking up on a group of ptarmigan was not unlike sneaking up on the mountain slope they call home. Neither appeared to be going anywhere fast. It just goes to show, I guess, that there are no hard-and-fast rules when it comes to living creatures.
When flushed, ptarmigan typically fly low to the ground, making them easy to lose sight of in undulating or shrubby terrain. When they do flush, at least they’ll usually settle within a 100 metres or so. That means the persistent hunter can enjoy more than one opportunity with the same group of birds.
Finding downed ptarmigan is generally quite straightforward: the predominantly low vegetation of their habitat, coupled with the birds’ white plumage contrasted against the reds, greens and browns of fall, renders them among the easiest of our native upland birds to locate.

 Отправлено: 09.08.05 07:32. Заголовок: Re:

Sharp-tail:
Beyond cropland, the search for sharptails can be considerably more difficult. The best bet is to concentrate on areas with abundant food sources, such as grass or forb seeds and fruit-bearing shrubs. A particular favourite is chokecherries, which satisfy both the bird’s food and cover requirements.
Sharp-tailed grouse hunting is definitely best suited to the hunter who is accompanied by a dependable dog, particularly a pointing dog, which can save your soles some wear and tear by covering lots of ground, yet hold found birds until you drag your weary carcass into position. And given that sharptails are a covey bird, with normal group numbers ranging from eight to upwards of 40 birds, they are best hunted by two to four hunters working together.
Flushed sharptails seldom, if ever, rise as a unit, so a little preplanning can markedly increase your success. Usually, these birds flush as singles, though often in rapid succession. You can bet the farm that there will always be some who hold after the first flush, however, so be prepared for late departures. Too often I’ve seen two hunters shoot at the same sharptail, leaving a pair of unloaded guns when a late-flushing bird rises well within range.
Once they know they are being pursued, sharp-tailed grouse are notorious for flushing at great distances from your position. And it only takes one spooked bird to flush all the birds in the covey. Since they typically occupy open habitat, at least you can usually see where they settle after being flushed—although it may be several hundred metres from where they first rose.
In this scenario, it can be a productive tactic to have one or two hunters circle wide around the settled birds’ location while another gunner approaches in a straight line. That way, when the birds flush again, even if they get up early, there is a good chance they’ll pass within range of one of the hunters.
Also remember that when a covey of sharp-tailed grouse initially flushes, it more often than not splits into smaller groups. Make a mental note of where each group lands, then pursue them one at a time. A divide-and-conquer mentality can often pay big dividends.
Unlike the unpredictable flushing patterns of ruffed and spruce grouse, sharptails generally get up and fly straight away—with a consistent flap, flap, flap, glide—from whatever has threatened them. As a result, inexperienced sharptail hunters have a habit of putting the bead right on the bird, leading to a clean miss below the disappearing target. Remember to hold slightly over them when they flush and your success rate will go up significantl


by Ken Bailey, Outdoor Canada http://www.outdoorcanada.ca

 Отправлено: 12.08.05 11:45. Заголовок: Re:

19 days to season. How's about this one:

 Отправлено: 12.08.05 19:02. Заголовок: Re:

Let's start with this monster:

 Отправлено: 13.08.05 23:27. Заголовок: Re:

Anyway, for 318 we should have slugs / buckshot too, just in case...

Hope this one is full and happy...