Day 2 - Camp Wainwright

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Just another sunny Alberta day, maybe the deer will be moving to stay warm just like us!! Lol


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For sure, you should see deer moving. I've heard there is some fine hunting. Just be certain the Canadian Forces are conducting live fire exercises! :shock:
 
Another slow day , weather was a factor!!
Not deterred heading back tomarrow for one last kick of the can . Will take a few pics to put on the forum.


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It's a good thing the carbon tax doesn't kick in for a few weeks for us here!!! Cause I'm letting my Duramax run all day. Lol. Started it at 5:15 to leave by 6. Seats are hard as a rock, whomever invented heated seats should be up for saint hood.
This is the last go for us hoping we can locate an animal or 4 !! Not too sure if the straight jacket will with stand these temps , but we must be certifiable to head out following this pursuit!! Updates to follow ,I may cave and bring my phone out of the truck with me just to snap a few shots of the area for those interested.
S7:)


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We're all pulling for you. Yeah, it's a bit brisk on this side of the line as well. Here's to success today! (y)
 
Well day 3 came and went with no deer tagged by us.
For as terrible the weather was by noon it was a balmy -17 and just a light breeze.
We put some miles on the boots and seen a lot of good country, the deer just weren't going to cooperate.

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The terrain.
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We seen several of these, no tags so smile and wave!!
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Only 5 km back to the truck ( as the crow flies.. nice day for a walk !!
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Maybe next year, time to switch to calling coyotes!


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Sorry to hear you have no deer tagged. Still, without wind, it is at least tolerable when the temps are low. You gave it a mighty effort, and for that you are to be commended.
 
We're having a Chinook right now. The temperature has risen to 0 C this morning and the wind is blowing hard. I see the driveway and walk is covered with snow blown in by the wind.
 
Looks darn chilly out your way to 35, I find after a cold snap the coyotes call in a bit easier.


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35 Whelen":3ocrisu8 said:

Friday here in Northern Maine
It was 14*f here inMD on Fri and had an ice storm Fri night Sat mourning Now its 55*f and all the ice is gone. Crazy weather :?:
 
-3 in Pendleton over the weekend. The dogs hunted well in a foot of snow.


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Super7 sorry to hear about the severe hunting weather I know the temperatures here were not fit for Man or Beast so I give you guys all the credit for giving a good effort. On the 22nd my Son & I headed out for a late season Pheasant the temp rose to -6C which wasn't to bad but we drove the last 45 miles on a pure sheet of ice :shock: once on the gravel it was not too bad we ended up with 4 real nice Rooster so it was a great day. I am hoping to get out one last time this coming Thursday for a last crack at them Roosters after that it will be hard water hook washing :mrgreen:.

Blessings,
Dan
 
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