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MugEye 12-29-2019 11:54 PM

Banff borders
 
Is most of the perimeter of Banff fenced or is it just high traffic areas like next to freeways and roads?

Passthru 12-30-2019 07:45 AM

I lived there for a couple years. There is no way the entire perimeter of the park is fenced like elk island park. Would prevent wildlife from coming and going and the terrain would make it almost impossible. I believe the fences you see are to help with collisions with wildlife on the highway, along with the wildlife crossings/ overpasses

Grizzly Adams 12-30-2019 08:06 AM

In the back country, no infrastructure, you have to be damned careful you don't accidentally end up in the park, while hunting, or even pick something which would be against park rules. But, it is patrolled.

Grizz

thumper 12-30-2019 11:30 AM

Even the front country boundary of Banff National Park is unfenced. The TransCanada Highway is fenced to keep animals off - not the boundaries.

MooseRiverTrapper 12-30-2019 11:39 AM

Are those bison coming out still? I want to go shoot one this winter.

Grizzly Adams 12-30-2019 12:04 PM

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Originally Posted by MooseRiverTrapper (Post 4082802)
Are those bison coming out still? I want to go shoot one this winter.

Locked and Loaded .:lol: Last one made it to the outskirts of Sundre. I asked, what if they ended up in the Banff townsite? Garbled response.

Grizz

MugEye 12-30-2019 06:09 PM

Thanks guys for the input . If there is anyone interested in a back country hunt I October wmu 410 . PM me. all my hunting partners are off rifle hunting at that time so I’m solo

Reeves1 12-31-2019 04:54 AM

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Originally Posted by thumper (Post 4082795)
Even the front country boundary of Banff National Park is unfenced. The TransCanada Highway is fenced to keep animals off - not the boundaries.


If the whole thing was fenced , the Wolves they turned loose would still be there :sHa_sarcasticlol:

Grizzly Adams 12-31-2019 08:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Reeves1 (Post 4083270)
If the whole thing was fenced , the Wolves they turned loose would still be there :sHa_sarcasticlol:

Much chagrin and teeth gnashing by certain people now that they are pushing up Daisies. :lol:

Grizz

MugEye 01-03-2020 11:29 PM

How deep is the bow river there by Canmore ? Can one cross it on foot ?

Grizzly Adams 01-04-2020 06:21 AM

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Originally Posted by MugEye (Post 4085616)
How deep is the bow river there by Canmore ? Can one cross it on foot ?

Maybe, when it's frozen. :lol:

Grizz

Dolly’s Mom 01-04-2020 07:40 PM

There’s a hand cut line about a yard wide along the eastern boundary of Banff National Park. Most of it is marked with T posts about every 50m and some still have the old boundary signs but no fence. It’s pretty easy to find if you know what to look for.

Dubious 01-04-2020 09:10 PM

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Originally Posted by MugEye (Post 4085616)
How deep is the bow river there by Canmore ? Can one cross it on foot ?

At the right time in the right place behind the bow river campground you can cross the bow river on foot but it will be over your chest waders deep with one missed step and your swimming. Or you could just drive down the 1a. Farther upstream there a lot of access in the nordic Center area where you can creatively use vehicle bridges to cross


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