spot and stalk bear
#1
any tips on spot and stalk bears in the spring up in the mountains. i live in jackson wy and have been out a couple of eavnings, lots of snowstill. spent a lot of time glassing south faceing slopes and burns with good grass and flowers. are mornings better than evanings dint see any bear sign low lots of elk and moosethough.
#3
I don't think bear is a "spot & stalk" critter.
You even spot one yet?
Successful bear guys in the Rockies put out bait, use trail cameras, and sit on the baits when they are known to be hit.
They are very nocturnal, especially with our recent full moon.
If it works for you, please let us know!
You even spot one yet?
Successful bear guys in the Rockies put out bait, use trail cameras, and sit on the baits when they are known to be hit.
They are very nocturnal, especially with our recent full moon.
If it works for you, please let us know!
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Spike
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ORIGINAL: game4lunch
Really? Medford? . . .Ashland?
When I lived there, the big harry bipeds were all Sasquatch!
I wish the bears here were that cooperative!
Really? Medford? . . .Ashland?
When I lived there, the big harry bipeds were all Sasquatch!
I wish the bears here were that cooperative!
#8
ORIGINAL: game4lunch
I don't think bear is a "spot & stalk" critter.
You even spot one yet?
Successful bear guys in the Rockies put out bait, use trail cameras, and sit on the baits when they are known to be hit.
They are very nocturnal, especially with our recent full moon.
If it works for you, please let us know!
I don't think bear is a "spot & stalk" critter.
You even spot one yet?
Successful bear guys in the Rockies put out bait, use trail cameras, and sit on the baits when they are known to be hit.
They are very nocturnal, especially with our recent full moon.
If it works for you, please let us know!
#9
Glass the Green spots on mountain sides. Watch the timber line, lots of times they are on the edges where they can slip into cover quickly. Take your time, most people look over a spot and quickly move on, I suggest spending up to 1/2 hour or more if the spot looks good. When it gets hot they are out more in early morning and evening, but if the weather is cool or overcast they can be found all day, especially if they just rolled out of their dens and are hungry. Try throwing in a little predator calling to up your odds and for a little more excitement. Baiting and dogs are the best route, but spot and stalk has its own challenges and benefits. Some of the biggest bears I've seen taken were spot and stalk, most big bears become nocturnal on baits, and won't tree for dogs, or learn how to loose all but the best hounds. Luck, Time, and Skill,to Kill.
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