Fiver
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Nice bear gents...little jealous here!
Beauty MT Bear
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shoots-straight
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I can't say your bear is "pretty" he is a great bear though. How do you always find those old bruins?
thecrittergitter
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If you want to see him in archery season, it will be easy, he will be hanging in Greenhorns garage
thecrittergitter
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You should be, thats what happens when you have to work all the time...........LMAO! Don't worry the black one you and I saw is probably still up there..
upper deck
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Congrads to both of you some great looking bears.
Horn Seeker
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He goes to where they feel safe, where they've been safe their whole life (many years)... places most of us dont go.... at least thats what I suspect...
public4life
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I've hunted in montana for 41 years now and i've only harvest 12 bears. None of these bears are under 300 pounds. Conservation is the key to future bear hunters. That is a nice bear but, personally i would of passed him up.
DRAFTSTUD
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Hell, Why didn't ya say so, post those pictures up so we can all enjoy them! John
Gerald Martin
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http://onyourownadventures.com/hunttalk/showthread.php?t=244822
Public4life, Why don't you get off your mommie's computer for a while and come back when you learn some manners? Do you not get enough attention from your parents?
Gerald Martin
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Greenhorn and Drake- Congrats on your bears! Those are some beautiful boars.
arffdog875
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Awesome bears guys! Great colors!
So Crittergetter suggests we go for an afternoon bear mission. Sounds good.
I forgot he carries a grizz magnet in his pack. As I type this, we have spent the last half hour watching a big boar grizz dig for roots about 1,200 yards to our south. CG spotted a nice blackie over a mile away, but I think I lack both ambition and day light to go get him. Now if it was a mile closer to the truck, not further, and did not require two passes through the trail below the grizz, my ambition levelmay be higher. More when we get home.
I forgot he carries a grizz magnet in his pack. As I type this, we have spent the last half hour watching a big boar grizz dig for roots about 1,200 yards to our south. CG spotted a nice blackie over a mile away, but I think I lack both ambition and day light to go get him. Now if it was a mile closer to the truck, not further, and did not require two passes through the trail below the grizz, my ambition levelmay be higher. More when we get home.
And 500 yards further south emerges grizz #2. Trying to upload a pic from my Droid. Guess it will have to wait.
DavidKeenan
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Good looking bear. Can't wait to see hero shots. Even though it may not be huge it's still the trophy. Guess you could call it either the great fall bear or mr noggin fir the memorry of the pain inflicted to critter.
Lawnboy
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I love it when people can quote weights of animals.
I have only shot a handful of animals that didn't come out in pieces, so how do so many get these weights for the animals they shoot."Yea it was a 560 pound bull......." Must be nice to have a scale handy all the time.
Greenhorn you need to quit shooting those little young bears with worn down teeth.
Congrats to both of you. Great bears
drahthaar
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Can't see there being many 300 pound spring weight MT black bears. That is a GIANT bear.
Kind of like 180 inch whitetails. Just aren't many, and its always the same people seeing them, eh.
Kind of like 180 inch whitetails. Just aren't many, and its always the same people seeing them, eh.
thecrittergitter
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Well, i think maybe we should see what a 300+ pound bear looks like...........coming up shortly
A couple pics of grizz #1.
A fun evening, even if no shots fired.
A fun evening, even if no shots fired.
