glass, call or just wait

[sivart33]

hwo do you hunt your bear, glass for them for clear cut to clear cut, wait near berry pattachs or call?  or multiple??

[billythekidrock]

Where I hunt it is too thick to glass so I either call or listen for feeding bears.

[Bscman]

Usually just scout for areas that have a decent amount of fresh sign, then just keep coming back...waiting, looking, and listening. Locating a major food source is one key I hone in on.
Eventually they come around.

I do enjoy calling, but usually save it for areas that are difficult to spot/stalk...or area's I know have bear, but I can't seem to get on 'em any other way.

[MountainWalk338]

I glass tidal flats or glass cuts or power lines mostly. Sometimes I will call though. Or just hang tight.

[rjm5]

We usually glass then spot and stalk in the high country but we don't start hunting up there till later in the season when the berries are ripe. Good luck.

[bucklucky]

Wait till the dogs are treed, well not anymore

Look , listen, glass, listen some more, watch the berry patches and grass for movement and it may be slight to harsh, dont usually see the bear first, usually the brush moving Seems like I will usually hear them before I see them. I like the steep canyons galssing from across a drainage into the 12 year old cuts.

[GoldTip]

Mostly a spot and stalk type of guy.

[boneaddict]

Whatever works, but mostly spot and stalk.  I'm not much of a stand fella.

[Abolt338]

I either slow hunt - walking up thick drainages looking for closer shots - or I'll sit on a ridge and glass more open drainages.  I've had good success with both.

RW

[bow4elk]

For bowhunting, all of the above - calling, glassing, food sources.  Adapt to the conditions, your available time, and your preference.  Calling bears is underrated for a couple reasons:

1. People aren't sure how/where to set up and/or make authentic sounds
2. Fear

Both are valid.  Calling is best safest as a two-man set up, just like elk hunting.