Few New Jersey Bears
09-15-2017, 11:56 AM
#4
Nontypical Buck
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some nice pic's and bears there, last pic, that one is tagged
its cool to get tagged bears, as you can later n if you kill it, get some history on where it was, how big it was and so on, IF the state did its part
they DON"T always do so, many time they GUESS at things, rather than actually weight them, or pull a tooth and age it
again best of luck getting the one you want
its cool to get tagged bears, as you can later n if you kill it, get some history on where it was, how big it was and so on, IF the state did its part
they DON"T always do so, many time they GUESS at things, rather than actually weight them, or pull a tooth and age it
again best of luck getting the one you want
09-15-2017, 04:46 PM
#6
Nontypical Buck
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I been lucky over the yrs I managed to get the tag numbers off some of the bears that I have had in my yard, sucking up bird seeds off the ground, I have used a spotting scope and a zoom camera
sure ain';t easy, but I've done it a dozen times or more
here in PA , if you get number, you can call in and they will give you info they have on them
this was a 600 lber I had here last spring, dogging a female
the two showed up here every few day for about 5 weeks, then he left and hasn't been back, but she has!
She had 2 cubs this yr, and both have his white V on there chest!
he even took a nap in my yard for a while, while she hid on my deck, as he was persistent and she was seeking refuge, as it seemed he wouldn;t go on my deck, but she would LOL
it was cool to watch him sleep and her on the deck, catching a break!
but I swear that guy had his nose on radar alert, as when she finally got off my deck, as soon as she got to the bottom step, he was UP and on her, chase began all over again! LOL
Over the yrs here I have seen many bears breed right in my yard!
have a lot of bears here, and food plots and fruit tree's
seems to hold them pretty well yr after yr!
sure ain';t easy, but I've done it a dozen times or more
here in PA , if you get number, you can call in and they will give you info they have on them
this was a 600 lber I had here last spring, dogging a female
the two showed up here every few day for about 5 weeks, then he left and hasn't been back, but she has!
She had 2 cubs this yr, and both have his white V on there chest!
he even took a nap in my yard for a while, while she hid on my deck, as he was persistent and she was seeking refuge, as it seemed he wouldn;t go on my deck, but she would LOL
it was cool to watch him sleep and her on the deck, catching a break!
but I swear that guy had his nose on radar alert, as when she finally got off my deck, as soon as she got to the bottom step, he was UP and on her, chase began all over again! LOL
Over the yrs here I have seen many bears breed right in my yard!
have a lot of bears here, and food plots and fruit tree's
seems to hold them pretty well yr after yr!
09-15-2017, 04:53 PM
#7
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Nov 2014
Posts: 2,743
here's a couple more pic's from my back yard, there coming for apples right now, poor apple yr here however!
first is a tagged female, she was hit by a car last spring, and still has a broken rt rear ankle, that doesn;t seem to heel, or she keeps breaking it again and again
next is two cubs, the smaller cub NOW has a right front that is either broken, or the ankle like, its folded backwards as of a few days ago?
a female cub too!
3rd pic is a rather large male, he is pushing 500+ lbs right now and been getting bigger every time I see him
I think he spends his days in local corn field and evenings here looking for apples?
and another female with just 1 cub
and then smiling for the camera LOL
Hope you don't mind me sharing some bear pic's on your tread!
but thought you would enjoy them being a bear guy
I don't hunt them any more, but glad others still do!
first is a tagged female, she was hit by a car last spring, and still has a broken rt rear ankle, that doesn;t seem to heel, or she keeps breaking it again and again
next is two cubs, the smaller cub NOW has a right front that is either broken, or the ankle like, its folded backwards as of a few days ago?
a female cub too!
3rd pic is a rather large male, he is pushing 500+ lbs right now and been getting bigger every time I see him
I think he spends his days in local corn field and evenings here looking for apples?
and another female with just 1 cub
and then smiling for the camera LOL
Hope you don't mind me sharing some bear pic's on your tread!
but thought you would enjoy them being a bear guy
I don't hunt them any more, but glad others still do!
09-16-2017, 05:19 AM
#9
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Nov 2014
Posts: 2,743
HAHA, the state here relocated him about a 100 miles from em once and he made it back in a few months.
he seems to like this area
easy food, lots of land and even though most lands by me are sportsman clubs, few seem to hunt bears or with any success. I think they spend too many hrs in the club house than in the woods>
so I think he's rather happy here, he is also about 12+ yrs old, and one HUGE bear, I know NO one reported his tag last season, so, pretty sure he's still out there some where, but poaching is a heavy deal in this area, so never know with that side of things
he seems to like this area
easy food, lots of land and even though most lands by me are sportsman clubs, few seem to hunt bears or with any success. I think they spend too many hrs in the club house than in the woods>
so I think he's rather happy here, he is also about 12+ yrs old, and one HUGE bear, I know NO one reported his tag last season, so, pretty sure he's still out there some where, but poaching is a heavy deal in this area, so never know with that side of things
