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Welcome to www.ManitobaHunters.com
Thanks for checking out www.ManitobaHunters.com , we are still making changes to the site but it is open for registration (which is free) please have some fun and share your experiences. 
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Posted by steve on Tuesday, October 05, 2010 (01:38:12) (68 reads)
As it says when you sign up , we do not approve accounts with yahoo, gmail, hotmail (free) email accounts. We find we have less trouble makers when they use their real email addresses 
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hunting club
Posted by spiksniper on Sunday, August 22, 2010 (21:09:04) (738 reads)
if you are looking to join a hunting club join LA VERENDRYE GAME & FISH for only 20$ a person or 25 $ for a family of 4 under the age of 18 located 70 Stevenson road winnipeg manitoba . hope to get more members.
for more info call 633-5967
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youth hunting
Posted by spiksniper on Sunday, August 22, 2010 (21:08:49) (534 reads)
for the 2010 hunting season there will be a program that lets youth go go hunting 1 week before muzzeloader opens to everyone this program is saposto get more youth into the sport of hunting youth hunters will still need to have there hunters safety and a deer license.this is a awsome way to keep the sport and i think every one shuld take advantage of it.
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Manitobans mark first Provincial Hunting Day
Posted by WpgJim on Sunday, September 27, 2009 (14:59:01) (87 reads)
WINNIPEG - Manitobans celebrated Provincial Hunting Day today in Whittier Park by learning about wildlife conservation and how to cook wild game.
Earlier this week, the province proclaimed the fourth Saturday in September as Provincial Hunting Day. They day is meant to celebrate the role hunting plays in wildlife management and conservation.
Hunting season is now underway across the province. This year, Manitobans will be able to hunt big game on Sundays, and the requirements for youth hunting mentors have been simplified.
For more information on hunting season dates and bag limits, visit www.gov.mb.ca/conservation.
Source: http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/local/breakingnews/Manitobans-mark-first-Provincial-Hunting-Day-61937797.html
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Bear shot in Selkirk
Posted by WpgJim on Friday, September 25, 2009 (18:08:54) (80 reads)
Discovered animal destroyed after public safety deemed at risk
By Mark T. Buss
A 300-pound male black bear was shot and killed within Selkirk city limits early Wednesday morning as the public’s safety was deemed at risk.
Selkirk RCMP Const. David Obirek said the time of day, the proximity to area schools and the options available to officials forced the hand of Conservation officers to kill the animal and dispose of the carcass.
“It is unfortunate but in a heavily populated area like this the only option was to destroy the bear,” Obirek said.
At 9 a.m. Wednesday morning, Mounties and Conservation officers converged on the 400-block of Sinclair Avenue following a report of a bear sighting.
Wilf Huebsch at 401 Sinclair said he received a call from a family member letting him know of the situation. He said he went to his back door to look in the yard only to see the bear sleeping approximately 50 feet away.
Huebsch noted the wild animal had no fear of him – not a good sign in a residential area, he said.
“I opened the door and there he was,” Huebsch said. “He wasn't acared of me at all. He looked at me and put his head back down.”
He said it wasn’t long after Conservation officials showed up and made the decision to kill the animal.
Huebsch – himself a retired RCMP officer and former St. Andrews emergency co-ordinator – said authorities made the right decision. He said if they tried to tranquilize the animal, the bear could have bolted and caused untold damage.
“We’re half a block from the elementary school, we’re a block from the high school, people are walking to work ... you don’t know what would have happened if he started to run,” Huebsch said. “The response was quick and I have no complaints.”
The incident involving the bear actually began 10 hours earlier. Officials attended reports of a bear milling about in the 400-block of Nelson Avenue around 11 p.m. Tuesday night. The animal was reported to have crossed back and forth across the roadway from yard to yard.
Obirek said once on the scene, officials chased the animal south. Watching it jump fences and plow through backyards, authorities lost sight of the animal behind the Sunova Credit Union on Main Street. They continued the search but to no avail.
Obirek said discussions with Huebsch’s neighbours after the animal was put down led them to believe the three or four-year old large bear was rooting through garbage and gardens in the area as well as feasting on fruit trees through the night.
The animal's carcass was taken to a landfill for dispossal.
Wednesday’s incident raises the fall bear report count to over 60 with one month to go. Last year, 41 reports were forwarded overall.
Some area residents believe bears have become more brazen as they continue to forage for food following a poor summer for berries and other items.
Conservation officials say homeowners have a role to play in limiting bear sightings by managing their properties so bears aren’t attracted to them. Garbage and food should be secured in a manner that doesn’t allow odours to escape and attractants like compost piles and beehives should be covered.
Bird feeders and garbage are reportedly responsible for 70 per cent of calls.
Source: http://www.selkirkjournal.com/ArticleDisplay.aspx?e=1763794
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