Help me kill this bear!!

[zackmioli]

Hey guys I have this big bear on my camera and I'm hoping to put my eyes (and scope) on him next weekend. I have never shot a bear so I'm wondering what I should do to increase my chances of seeing this beast!

This is in a heavily reproded area behind gated roads. There are a few blackberry patches along side the road about 150 yards from where this picture was taken but not an abundant amount.

I had some Apple mash in front of my camera in June but haven't put anything out since.

Should I sit in the timber and wait to hear or catch movement, sit along side the road and watch the blackberry patches or something else?

I have no experience predator calling and it kinda freaks me out to do alone.

Any suggestions? Trying to put this calf killer down as my first Bear! Thanks guys!

[steeliedrew]

I don't have much experience but did call a bear in from my tree stand the other day. If I were you I'd sit on the road near the most sign and do some calling. Or get a tree stand and call from above the road. I'd probably call with a buddy if I was gonna be on the ground.   

[jason stevens]

If calling freaks u out then have a second (calm) gunner.or sit and wait.will be throwing screaming cub call friday night and hope for some fast crazy action.

[zackmioli]

I've never done any predator calling so I don't really know how to do it or what to expect. And I don't have any friends that predator call or really hunt for that matter. If anyone wants to come out and help/teach I'm very willing to share and learn. I have another medium sized bear on camera too. I have no problem helping someone out for helping me out!

[jason stevens]

Where  pm me

[Kc_Kracker]

send me the gps coordinates, ill check it out and let ya know 

[benhuntin]

Sure looks like a big pile of "bait". Not sure I'd kill him right there.


If it ain't broke, don't fix it!

[earnhtyl000]

This area looks real familiar