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    #46
    Originally posted by Dtapping-zombie View Post
    Hello... I also drew one, 11/25/2016 - 11/29/2016. Like to follow this thread. I'm also searching the threads to get information.
    I got drawn the same dates

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      #47
      my first time to hunt there , my dates 11-25 -11-29 , im tuned in for any info, and looks like im looking at maybe a fat tire bike with pull behind cart lol

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        #48
        Originally posted by ArcoCazador View Post
        my first time to hunt there , my dates 11-25 -11-29 , im tuned in for any info, and looks like im looking at maybe a fat tire bike with pull behind cart lol
        It seems like I've been calling the LANWR everyday lol... but today, Ranger Daniel was saying there are a lot of things that can puncture bike tires if not careful, and these are the ones he mentioned:
        • cat claw
        • hunting mesquite
        • ebony trees
        • grand canyo
        • all thorn
        • horse crippler cactus


        Thus, it would be a good idea to have a solid rubber all-terrain tires on your game cart to pull the game out of the thickets. He did mentioned that the fold-able carts don't work well, with big games like a 700lb nilgai (if that's what you're planning to hunt).

        For ticks and chiggers... used repellents with deet or permethrin.

        Snake boots are a must. Snake guards would be ok, but I'm going full coverage with boots to provide protection around the toes/foot area from thorns and just in case a rattler nick my toes lol.

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          #49
          Originally posted by Dtapping-zombie View Post
          It seems like I've been calling the LANWR everyday lol... but today, Ranger Daniel was saying there are a lot of things that can puncture bike tires if not careful, and these are the ones he mentioned:
          • cat claw
          • hunting mesquite
          • ebony trees
          • grand canyo
          • all thorn
          • horse crippler cactus


          Thus, it would be a good idea to have a solid rubber all-terrain tires on your game cart to pull the game out of the thickets. He did mentioned that the fold-able carts don't work well, with big games like a 700lb nilgai (if that's what you're planning to hunt).

          For ticks and chiggers... used repellents with deet or permethrin.

          Snake boots are a must. Snake guards would be ok, but I'm going full coverage with boots to provide protection around the toes/foot area from thorns and just in case a rattler nick my toes lol.
          great info ! thanks

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            #50
            dang I won 2 hunts ..........11-18 - 11-22 and 11-25-11-29

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              #51
              i was drawn for the general deer hunt Dec 16-18. do they assign you to a compartment like they do at the wildlife management area hunts or is it kinda first come first serve? just trying to understand how the process will work.

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                #52
                Can someone post up the number to the ranger station if possible ? Also, if anyone knows of any close motels or campgrounds post this info please .

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                  #53
                  Originally posted by ArcoCazador View Post
                  my first time to hunt there , my dates 11-25 -11-29 , im tuned in for any info, and looks like im looking at maybe a fat tire bike with pull behind cart lol
                  I am also going to bring a bicycle. I've been wondering about the wider tires myself. I feel that they would help in the sandy soil, but I've also read that solid tubes in the tires are recommended to prevent having to walk a useless bicycle for miles on flats/ constantly fix flats.

                  Not sure if solid tubes are available for those wider types of bicycle tire but I would be interested in knowing cost/location if anyone has that information.

                  As far as a bicycle "trailer", I think a wagon will work. It may be a bit heavy and cumbersome. A game cart or travois on wheels should be lighter.

                  I'll be bringing a light weight game cart for use as a bicycle "trailer". I've also thought about throwing a set of wheels on my short ladder stand, which would work about the same as game cart.

                  Any previous LANWR "bicyclist" care to share their experience?

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                    #54
                    Originally posted by ArcoCazador View Post
                    dang I won 2 hunts ..........11-18 - 11-22 and 11-25-11-29
                    Congrats! Which other hunt were you drawn for!?

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                      #55
                      Originally posted by Hydestik View Post
                      Can someone post up the number to the ranger station if possible ? Also, if anyone knows of any close motels or campgrounds post this info please .
                      Adolph Thomae Jr County park at the northwest side of LANWR. I'm fairly certain you can camp there.

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                        #56
                        Not too popular at LA but I've had great luck with rubles tires with sealant

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                          #57
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                          Last edited by jakefromtx; 10-12-2016, 04:07 PM.

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                            #58
                            Hey, I drew the archery hunt on November 25th-29th. Any advice is appreciated on tripod, popup blind, carts, hotels, ect. Thanks!

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                              #59
                              Originally posted by hogdaddy View Post
                              Not too popular at LA but I've had great luck with rubles tires with sealant
                              Thanks for the tip, hogdaddy. Ill check it out.

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                                #60
                                Does anyone know of access roads, other than the FM106/Buena Vista roads that are available to access the refuge?

                                Does anyone know if accessing the refuge via boat is allowed?

                                Feel free to PM me

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