Missouri1990
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Hey Folks,
i'm a Montana hunting newbie here but have the itch to plan a spring black bear hunt next year. From my research so far, region 1 in the NW corner seems to have the largest BB concentration so that is what i am targeting. What i don't know is what would be considered the 'best' time to go. From what i gather, if the snow has not melted yet, its basically impossible to do these hunts efficiently. Anyone who lives up that way, when would you guess the 'best time' would be for a good mix between little chance for large snow fall, and still high number of black bear. I KNOW that snow can stay on longer some years than others, just asking for some local wisdom on at least trying to time things
i'm a Montana hunting newbie here but have the itch to plan a spring black bear hunt next year. From my research so far, region 1 in the NW corner seems to have the largest BB concentration so that is what i am targeting. What i don't know is what would be considered the 'best' time to go. From what i gather, if the snow has not melted yet, its basically impossible to do these hunts efficiently. Anyone who lives up that way, when would you guess the 'best time' would be for a good mix between little chance for large snow fall, and still high number of black bear. I KNOW that snow can stay on longer some years than others, just asking for some local wisdom on at least trying to time things