August 26th, 2008 at 7:55 pm (Bear Hunting Blog)
A black bear hunt offers us so many trophies. By keeping your camera handy you can get great photos of a live animal, many times.
Black bears are so abundant that even as a silent, shy animal the odds of catching a bear by a stream or in a grassy spot are good. I have a not too professional photo I took from a tree stand several years ago that has six average sized bears in the picture.
On different hunts I’ve seen black bears walk down a trail right to me, climb the tree my son and I were in and this spring I shot a fair sized British Columbia black bear at less than 10 yards.
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I just had these photos emailed to me. This is a great black bear trophy for someone. Enjoy….
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This is a really nice bear.
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August 23rd, 2008 at 8:59 am (Bear Hunting Blog)
We’ve recently added Bear Hunting Resources on the left-hand side of the site. Please take a look and let us know if there are any other resources you would like. We’ll continue to add. Right now they include:
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Bear Skull Cleaning – European Mount
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Judging a Bear – Selecting a Large Male Bear
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August 14th, 2008 at 9:52 pm (Rifles)
This week a friend of mine brought out his new rifle and we sighted it in together. He just purchased a .375 H&H magnum
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in a Browning stainless model. What a gun! He explained to me it was my fault he had purchased this caliber.
Well, I like bear hunting and as I thought of a caliber that would leave no one doubting I felt comfortable with his purchase.
Shooting a big bear is a feat! You have to find the beast, get close enough and place that shot. Then with bears you have to find them after the shot.
Several years ago my daughter shot a big black bear at approx. 150yds with a .280 Remington
. This big boar received another 280 slug and 2 shots from my .300 Ultra mag before the bear was stopped as it closed the distance to us. More of a worry to me than the ones that attack or come closer are the ones that may get away wounded or lost. Read the rest of this entry »
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August 12th, 2008 at 10:09 pm (Coastal Bear Hunting)
We recently received a question from a fellow bear hunter about the success rate of an Alaskan self guided bear hunt as compared to a guided bear hunt.
Our bear hunting cabin on the coast of Alaska.
I really think a guided black bear hunt on the coast of the US or Canada brings almost 100% success. Your full time is spent hunting on the guided hunt.
On a self-guided black bear hunt, depending on how much research is done you improve your time from cooking, cleaning, skinning and even scouting toward hunting so I think your odds of getting bears are good, for sure over 60% and perhaps approaching 80%. It is hunting so who knows for sure. In my opinion 80% is as good as 100% on a do-it-yourself bear hunt as long as the group you’re with is a fun and unselfish. I’m not saying you’ll get up to 100% on the self guided bear hunt but I’m trying to stress the fun of the process involved in a self guided black bear hunt.
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Don’t underestimate how much fun you can have pre and post bear hunt and enjoying others in your group having success.
Our bear hunting group in Petersburg, Alaska. Petersburg is a very cool little town.
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