Bear
#26
Nontypical Buck
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Join Date: Jan 2013
Location: North Idaho
Posts: 1,071
Thanks! I would have liked to take the big sow or one of the others but this is still a hunt I'll never forget!
Bear take numbers are down this year...Im blessed to have gotten this one! There are plenty of bears around just not around during day light hours around bait...the fur trader I took my skin/skull to said this year was tough for hunters. even hound hunters didn't get a whole lot of bear.
Im still getting pics...
Bear take numbers are down this year...Im blessed to have gotten this one! There are plenty of bears around just not around during day light hours around bait...the fur trader I took my skin/skull to said this year was tough for hunters. even hound hunters didn't get a whole lot of bear.
Im still getting pics...
Last edited by Wilcam47; 10-30-2013 at 09:34 AM.
#29
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Eastern wv
Posts: 3,647
not exactly, pork rinds are the skin deep fried, cracklins are the lard chunks cooked dry and pressed to get all the grease out. bear grease is excellent for pie crusts, homade breads and the like, it also does very well at softening leathers instead of mink oil.
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#30
Nontypical Buck
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Join Date: Jan 2013
Location: North Idaho
Posts: 1,071
friends told me about this...Im definitely doing this from now on...I cant wait for spring bear hunt!
also any small slices of meat left on the fat...turns crunchy and tasty!
I made tortillas with some bear lard a few days ago and they didn't last as in they got eaten quickly!!...they were better than if I used regular pig lard.
not exactly, pork rinds are the skin deep fried, cracklins are the lard chunks cooked dry and pressed to get all the grease out. bear grease is excellent for pie crusts, homade breads and the like, it also does very well at softening leathers instead of mink oil.
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I made tortillas with some bear lard a few days ago and they didn't last as in they got eaten quickly!!...they were better than if I used regular pig lard.