Hunter orange

Wrong Way said:
You Alberta boys are friggin funny......you seem to think that *everywhere* is just like Alberta.
Tell ya what....take 10X your hunters and 1/10th the land and see if your accidents increase. Now keep in mind, we are talking real bush here. Thick, mature bush, boreal, bushlots...not the scrub you find in AB.

It's not the orange....it's not the idiots....it's very simple math: 10X as many hunters will have 10X as many accidents.....add in the tight land and the numbers get worse.

I'd be willing to bet that your accidents per capita are actually HIGHER than Ontario. :)
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That's funny.

Yup, I have managed to notice a few differences between AB and Ont. Nope, don`t assume we`re all the same.
 
jeringate said:
I'll Tell ya what Doogs, I'm Kinda new to Ontario and can't find crown land that I can shoot on (such a hard task!)
So if you take me with you I'll teach you the rules!!!! :p a win, winn for both of us!!! :50cal:
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Sure if you're ever up Pembroke way just send me a pm
 
Wrong Way said:
Now keep in mind, we are talking real bush here. Thick, mature bush, boreal, bushlots...not the scrub you find in AB.
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Ya, Alberta has no bush :rolleyes:

You have obviously not ever spent time in the northern 3/4's of Alberta. I have spent time in both and Onterrible is no thicker than most of northern Alberta. Most guys think Alberta is prairies and scrub brush, far from it, about 1/4 or a little more of Alberta is prairies and scrub, the rest is boreal forest. Take a look at a map of the boreal forest of Canada or drive from Edmonton to the NWT/Alberta border and you will see.

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crazy_davey said:
Ya, Alberta has no bush :rolleyes:

You have obviously not ever spent time in the northern 3/4's of Alberta. I have spent time in both and Onterrible is no thicker than most of northern Alberta. Most guys think Alberta is prairies and scrub brush, far from it, about 1/4 or a little more of Alberta is prairies and scrub, the rest is boreal forest. Take a look at a map of the boreal forest of Canada or drive from Edmonton to the NWT/Alberta border and you will see.

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Trust me, been there done that. Take a look at the AB guys my post was directed at, then look at their locations...not exactly "bush country" :)
 
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