Bridger black bears

[milty81]

I desperately need help locating bears in the bridgers. I only have Sundays to hunt. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[The Hedgehog]

The M is a good place to start. About half way up the steep trail, look to the left. Hide in the bushes and use your glass.

 

[Deleted member 28227]

There are a ton of bears in the bridgers... just have to get out and glass. Last year I saw six in one morning. Glass the slopes that are greening up and be prepared to invest some boot leather, if you aren't going in 3+ miles you aren't doing it right.

 

[The Hedgehog]

Deer Park Chalet is another hot spot.

 

[Deleted member 28227]

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[milty81]

Thank you everyone

 

[Nate Mode]

The M is a good place to start. About half way up the steep trail, look to the left. Hide in the bushes and use your glass.

This. I would also add... wear lots of camo and use a Wayne Carlton bear call.

 

[JohnCushman]

Face paint...gotta have face paint

 

[Deleted member 28227]

And a .338 magnum cartridge

 

[Cav1]

I've seen some nice blackies up in the North Bridgers; Flathead Pass, Shafthouse Trail, and Elkhorn Ridge. Get up high and you can glass wide swaths of country.

 

[milty81]

True dat facepaint all day everyday

 

[ErictheRed]

The M is a good place to start. About half way up the steep trail, look to the left. Hide in the bushes and use your glass.

And blow a cow call until you pass out!

 

[2ski]

Deer Park Chalet is another hot spot.

I think you're getting bears confused with bunnies..........I see lots of bunnies at Deer Park Chalet. That breed you only find in the mountains....snow bunnies.

 

[2ski]

The M is a good place to start. About half way up the steep trail, look to the left. Hide in the bushes and use your glass.

Nope. Go up Drinking Horse. From the top, you should be able to glass the entire M alot easier.

 

[Big Sky]

Greenhorn, quit giving away all the best top secret spots.

 

[milty81]

What's the limit on snow bunnies