GFHunter
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I have been pretty selective over the last few years looking for a bear of any color EXCEPT Black. Last spring I saw 31 bears with 29 being black. This year I am up to 17 bears, all black. I will admit my black bear trigger finger has become a little itchy over the last few years.
So Friday night was no different glassing up several average black bears... AT 7:45 pm this huge black bear stepped out for a green grass feeding. This was the first time we had seen him this year and at first glance I knew he was a Big bear. I was 2.5 miles away and a good hour long hike (or run) to get to him with the last mile going straight up. We were also up against darkness also.
I have done lots of stalks on bears in my life and most of the time the bear has moved on by the time I arrive at the meadow where the bear was feeding but not this time.
Upon entering this meadow It took me a couple of minutes to find this dude. HE WAS STILL THERE which was a big surprise to me since I was totally convinced he would not be there. One look at him at 80 yards...I new he was a special bear.
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So Friday night was no different glassing up several average black bears... AT 7:45 pm this huge black bear stepped out for a green grass feeding. This was the first time we had seen him this year and at first glance I knew he was a Big bear. I was 2.5 miles away and a good hour long hike (or run) to get to him with the last mile going straight up. We were also up against darkness also.
I have done lots of stalks on bears in my life and most of the time the bear has moved on by the time I arrive at the meadow where the bear was feeding but not this time.
Upon entering this meadow It took me a couple of minutes to find this dude. HE WAS STILL THERE which was a big surprise to me since I was totally convinced he would not be there. One look at him at 80 yards...I new he was a special bear.

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