Elliot1987
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- Aug 5, 2015
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I love bear hunting and have done a few dedicated bear hunts in different states. I’ve steered clear of areas that could hold griz. Mainly because I don’t want the precautions of avoiding bad encounters with griz to interfere with my hunt. With that said I’ve hunted deer and grouse in the big snowies and Judith mountains. I saw some decent sign of black bears, but it’s been a couple years. Not interested in knowing your specific spot, I’d like to know how the roads are in the spring, typical snow cover during the season and things like that, Accessibility more than anything as that has been my headache every year. I’m not a smart man, but I’m not stupid either, so if you have a suggestion on an area to hunt bears, I will listen. I’ve been trying to find a reason to go to the Custer national forest, but I doubt I’d find bears there.
In addition we plan to backpack in, but not a crazy distance. We haven’t set a time period on when we’ll be there, so suggestions on a time period would be helpful as well. I’d be happy to exchange info on Colorado bear, MN bear and Arizona bear if anyone is interested.
In addition we plan to backpack in, but not a crazy distance. We haven’t set a time period on when we’ll be there, so suggestions on a time period would be helpful as well. I’d be happy to exchange info on Colorado bear, MN bear and Arizona bear if anyone is interested.