Diane K. Boyd
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610 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Oct 2024
last heard Oct 2024
Diane K. Boyd’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Right. It's not necessarily the killing factor. It's just that you're not going to hit very well.
It's more effective.
I always carry bear spray when I'm hiking.
No.
Not unless I'm bird hunting.
I've heard it, and I have never heard about it being used on wolves because generally wolves aren't sneaking around. But if I had a cat stalking me lying, boy, you bet I'd have my bear spray out.
Absolutely.
Not that I saw.
Mm-hmm. Exactly.
Aw.
Oh, yeah. I think if you had infrared vision for the heat detector and you could see what's out in the woods, you'd never go outside to take a leak when you're at your cabin.
And everything's out there.
Yes.
But they can still smell it. Just be as careful as you can be.
Right.
Yeah.
Or a wolf. Yeah. And I've read studies. And if the wind is right, I've read several miles. So you can smell something. It is unbelievable. And yeah, I... Incredible. Yeah. I think, yeah, the whole scent thing, we just, it's way beyond our ability to detect. And when I've been burying these traps after being so careful with everything and...
it's kind of voodoo and science mix it's art and science and you bury everything you bury the trap the hook the grapple cable I mean just everything and then you cover it up and it's been in the ground two weeks nothing's disturbed it and then one day you see where a wolf has come by taken its paw and dug at the back side of the trap and lifted it out by the spring and pulled it up onto the trail not snapped and then there'd be a scat two feet away
Yeah.
Why do they do that?
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