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QuoteSome people just feel a little inferior when they hear of some success of others! lolWow! nothing quite as dramatic and pathetic as that. I think in MOST of our experiences with other hunters we talk to out there you can take the distance they THOUGHT they walked/hunted and divide it by 3. It always seems to be a lot further than it really is, especially when you take hills into the picture. Also when you think of being out there HUNTING not hiking the speed you move tends to be dramatically slower or in most cases should be. Coupled with the unusually high amount of bears seen (over twice as many Bears, as bucks seen) just IMO makes the whole story hard to fathom. If he infact did/saw all of the things stated then kudo's to him, and he needs to be friggin bear hunting up there any chance he gets!
Some people just feel a little inferior when they hear of some success of others! lol
Good Lord! 48 Bears? They have got to be playing hell on the mule deer fawns in that area...?
Believe me I truly hope I am wrong!! I looked back at his prior threads, and I definately don't doubt his willingness/ability to get out in the middle of nowhere! The thought of seeing 48 bears in that time frame in Washington is hard to fathom, but like I said I truly hope I am wrong. It has nothing to do with whether I feel I am capable to do what he did, I would love to but my available time is A LOT less than my capabilities are.
Quote from: Pathfinder101 on May 12, 2009, 10:21:47 PMGood Lord! 48 Bears? They have got to be playing hell on the mule deer fawns in that area...?I would have to say with bears that concentrated they are their for the blueberry's or fresh growth. Not like they are their to prey on fawns. And also with some pressure im sure the deer would move out of an area like this!!!
Sorry but this was just too good to let sit in the archives. 72 mile loop and 48 bears, I have to assume he was in a Cessna
i was wondering if someone was going to say something, 48 bears and 72 miles is quite an accomplishment in fact that is prabably the whole pop. of the entiat unit and then some, but who knows maybe there is a honney hole i dont know about, were they grow on trees.
Wow! nothing quite as dramatic and pathetic as that. I think in MOST of our experiences with other hunters we talk to out there you can take the distance they THOUGHT they walked/hunted and divide it by 3. It always seems to be a lot further than it really is, especially when you take hills into the picture. Also when you think of being out there HUNTING not hiking the speed you move tends to be dramatically slower or in most cases should be. Coupled with the unusually high amount of bears seen (over twice as many Bears, as bucks seen) just IMO makes the whole story hard to fathom. If he infact did/saw all of the things stated then kudo's to him, and he needs to be friggin bear hunting up there any chance he gets!
Did you go 72 miles on foot? How many days did that take you?
Some people just feel a little inferior when they hear of some success of others! lolMichael