Hey, thanks for the replies. I did call the Fish and Wildlife Office and just got a call from an officer. He found the trap and spoke to the adjacent home owner who happens to be a licensed trapper. He was having problems with the beaver on his property. He has moved the beaver; which will be used for Wolf bait.
On a more important note: When I was there I did notice some bear tracks - some pretty large ones and some baby ones. The Officer said that this is not a natural location for a bear. So if you are in the area be sure to have some spray with you.
A creek in the country is NOT a natural location for a bear?
Learn something new everyday....
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So a guy who's supposed to know the wildlife and their habitat doesn't know their habitat. is there an invisible fence on 22 that he thinks exist? Glad he got out of the house for one day...
So a guy who's supposed to know the wildlife and their habitat doesn't know their habitat. is there an invisible fence on 22 that he thinks exist? Glad he got out of the house for one day...
All those bears in sask, man, ont etc clearly don't know they're east of alberta hwy 22
So a guy who's supposed to know the wildlife and their habitat doesn't know their habitat. is there an invisible fence on 22 that he thinks exist? Glad he got out of the house for one day...
Somebody better tell the bear out by the High river landfill he is too far east. Or maybe that fence on the creek is keeping him from going back west where his natural home is.
Well said
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