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Started by RHYBAK, September 11, 2015, 09:52:17 AM

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RHYBAK

Looks like 99% of the trips are done for the season.
What now?????
Be kinder than necessary, for everyone you meet is fighting some kind of battle

DustyHill

Here is what I'm doing... I'm counting down until next year.... 357 days, 13 hours.  I'm spending 2 weeks up there next year!!!!!!!!!!

Oarin

Seems like a lot of groups didn't write reports this year. Maybe some late reports will fill in the time.

Fort Wisers

Look at pictures from trips gone by???

M Eschborn

Hunting season is just around the corner and then (but not too soon ) ice fishing   

john c

@DustyHill, I'm a little quicker than you------308 days to go.

John
Smile, every one will wonder what you have been up to.

JigginFool

@M Eschborn - I agree, hunting and ice fishing it is!! 

Riverrat

I still have one or two trips planned.  The bow hunt starts soon.  The Walleye will soon be schooling up so it will be interesting how the fishing will be the first week of October.

Canuckbass

I may squeeze in an overnight trip soon, we have a group trip Oct 15th to close camp for the season. Luckily I'm only three hours away from the island so I can squeeze an overnight trip and a couple days fishing.

RHYBAK

Relocated my treestand this past weekend in preparation for the bow season and controlled deer hunt.

Lake trout season ends in two weeks just in time for the Rainbows to turn on closer to shore and in the rivers.

Ice fishing is still to far away.

Cancelling my Moose hunt this year and concentration on the controlled deer hunt.
Nobody in our group drew an adult moose tag ,so my holidays will be better spent deer hunting instead of calf hunting.
Be kinder than necessary, for everyone you meet is fighting some kind of battle

Fort Wisers

I miss hunting, maybe its time to pick that back up.

Riverrat

Everyone gets a moose tag in Quebec.  The success rate around Lake Kipawa is quite high

puckster_guy

 I just got back from a long weekend @camp. I'll be going up till the snow flies.
Days spent fishing don't count against life :)

Canuckbass

Quote from: Riverrat on September 14, 2015, 06:51:58 PM
Everyone gets a moose tag in Quebec.  The success rate around Lake Kipawa is quite high

We've seen a couple this summer on the property and a couple crossing the lake, seems like a lot around.

RHYBAK

Quote from: Riverrat on September 14, 2015, 06:51:58 PM
Everyone gets a moose tag in Quebec.  The success rate around Lake Kipawa is quite high

I know
That is why we might be planning a Quebec Moose hunt in 2017
The next time the tag is good for anything( Cow,Bull,Calf)
Be kinder than necessary, for everyone you meet is fighting some kind of battle