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Thread Admin: Joes Custom Guns (351-2-1) Posted: 07/01/2008 at 10:23:06
Total Posts: 20
Thread Title: "RUBBER BULLETS"
(no avatar) I want to keep the BEAR out of my fruit trees until hunting season

My qustion is if I run them off with rubber bullets now,will they be in the next county come hunting season

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Former Seller: c3shooter(33-0-0) Post#1 - Posted: 07/01/2008 at 13:08:36
c3shooter They will probably be in your fruit trees. Stubborn. Finally got the deer to leave my young apple tree alone- at the cost of 1 gallon of cheap Louisianna hot sauce applied with a paint brush to the trunks.

Buyer: Splittinhairs(17-0-0) Post#2 - Posted: 07/01/2008 at 13:53:28
Splittinhairs Yogi will be back Joe, hunger rules.

Former Seller: OLD RATTLER(180-0-0) Post#3 - Posted: 07/01/2008 at 17:30:24
(no avatar) Joe ; You durned old fool . Now what you think them bears are gonna do if you shoot em with rubber bullets ? They gonna get REALLY PI--ED of and EAT YOUR OLD DUMB A-S .

LEAVE EM ALONE . LET EM EAT. FEED EM SOME CORN EVEN. FATTEN EM UP AND WHEN HUNTIN SEASON ROLLS AROUND PUT EM IN THE FREEZER

DUMB A-S !!!!!!

Former Seller: Kan Do Arms(70-0-0) Post#4 - Posted: 07/01/2008 at 17:37:53
(no avatar) they will be laying in wait for you. shot a bear with a rubber bullet, my god man what are you thinking. they won't forget you and they will come and tear down your door and drag your a-s out and make you think about them rubber bullets.

Seller: tomon(52-0-0) Post#5 - Posted: 07/01/2008 at 17:51:51
tomon C3...Wonder if the apples will turn out Super spicy????

Thread Admin: Joes Custom Guns(351-2-1) Post#6 - Posted: 07/01/2008 at 18:28:59
(no avatar) In WV. we can not feed the BEAR,so I can't put out anything for them to eat

Even if I feed the DEER and BEAR is seen eating it then I can go to jail

If they tear up my fruit trees then the STATE will pay about 1/3 of what the tree is worth

I don't like it but that is the STATE law

Seller: Hartwell Gun(933-1-2) Post#7 - Posted: 07/01/2008 at 19:43:56
Hartwell Gun Joes-a bear has a keen sense of smell.Try sprinkling some powdered Cayenne pepper at the base of the trees and on a few of the lower fruit.You can get a big bottle at Sam's pretty cheap.When it rains you will have to reapply it,works great for me on deer.This county i live in has more deer than red ants.During rut i had a eight and a ten point doing battle under my yard light in my front yard.

Former Seller: c3shooter(33-0-0) Post#8 - Posted: 07/03/2008 at 09:37:43
c3shooter Tomon- don't know, but did hear a buck doing an imitation of a cajun- You know, that "AI-EEEEE !" thing? (GRIN) Another vote for the cayenne- broke one mutt of getting into my trashcan courtesy of the carcass of a turkey, and an ounce of cayenne dusted over it.

Seller: Hagrid(23-0-0) Post#9 - Posted: 07/03/2008 at 19:28:35
Hagrid Cyro, take it from an oldtime bear hunter. Shoot him in the ass with the rubber bullets. It may take a couple of applications but he will get the message and stay gone. PS, A load of #4s at 60 yds will do the same thing only cheaper. trapper

Buyer: Kenden(96-0-0) Post#10 - Posted: 07/04/2008 at 07:47:38
(no avatar) Any ideas for racoons? Last summer I lost my last 2 plantings of corn. Due to new house constructions and an a**hole neighbor shooting and dogs are no longer and option. They didn't eat too many at first but knocked down my last twelve 25' rows in my garden and left me nothing to freeze.

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