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Shrewshooter;That's a great looking bear.We have spent 4 weeks hunting bears now and we haven't got a look a nothing like that one.We have shot 3 bears in 4 weekends but the largest one around 190 lbs.That one you have there should go in the very high 200's or a little better(they are one tough critter to geuse the size of).I am with you pic#2 is the shot i would want.Good luck and keep us posted.Bill

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Mike,

That is a bigun'! I would love to see one that size in the wild in Randloph County. I wouldn't take a shot, but I would love to look.

I hope you get a shot and are able to harvest him!

Bill

Praise the Lord, He is worthy

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This may be a silly question, but do you guys eat the bear after you kill it? If so, how does bear meat rate relative deer, elk, and moose?

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Shrewshooter,

Hope you arrow that nice bear. Best of luck in your hunting
season.

Muddler,

I have a co worker that hunts bear and he described the taste
of bear meat as having a sweet pork taste.

Strongbow

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Man--looks like a dang nice bear! Good luck!

I had my first taste of bear meat recently, and it was great. It was fixed like roast in gravy--very good and very tender. Didn't taste at all like deer to me--closer to beef, but a bit different. I've heard guys say that they didn't like it at all--my guess is the way it is cooked has a lot to do with it, and probably the bear's diet as well. I'm looking forward to my next opportunity to get a meal of bear meat!

Chad

Long Bows Rule!

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