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Maybe a dozen years back I was drinking beers in Vegas at Shot Show with a couple friends, and maybe @Eric Albus or his cousin or brother not sure was there, but we were having a nice time. Colorado Buck was there and my friend Bryan Martin asked Colorado Buck if he was on the Vidal Sasoon pro staff. Good times.
Colorado Buck must not have taken offense at the comment as I saw the more recent video of his Marco Polo sheep hunt. There was some fine marksmanship displayed in that video.Maybe a dozen years back I was drinking beers in Vegas at Shot Show with a couple friends, and maybe @Eric Albus or his cousin or brother not sure was there, but we were having a nice time. Colorado Buck was there and my friend Bryan Martin asked Colorado Buck if he was on the Vidal Sasoon pro staff. Good times.
I know that is a black bear obviously. But just in case someone unfamiliar is reading this thread, what sort of characteristics do you guys look for in order to distinguish between them?
And using deer points to determine age doesn't work. Usually a large spike buck will stay a spike buck forever, need to cull them from the herd so u get better bucks the next season.
R-I-I-G-G-H-H-T-T!!!Like those folks who insist that you can look a deer’s teeth and tell how old it is when everyone knows you just count the points on the horns.
Being right without hearing everyone agree is a cruel cross to bear.Hard to believe someone would debate this. Enjoy a beer and just know you’re right.
This is pretty accurate.If they're listening to Jazz, it's a black bear. If it's Swedish death metal, it's a grizz.
Go ahead and elaborate. mtmuleyYou might be an idiot, but not because you call a cinnamon phase black bear a black bear.
I think this needs to be my sig line.If they're listening to Jazz, it's a black bear. If it's Swedish death metal, it's a grizz.