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Moving cautiously I worked down to the spot where he was last seen. Squish squish as I walked.
QuoteMoving cautiously I worked down to the spot where he was last seen. Squish squish as I walked. At first I assumed you were walking in a "swampy bottom".....but then, I realized you definitely were!
Congrats to Tarbabyone and Ghosthunter with your bears and nice job on the write ups! We have yet to see a bear this season but are having a wonderful time on the outings nonetheless. Tonight's sightings included deer, elk, grouse, and 26 really fresh peels!!!! That sure got us excited! Plan to hit it hard all weekend trying to find a bear for our son. Was a pleasure meeting X-force out there in the backcountry as well!
5/4/2017This was a Spring Skagit Bear permit. I was the lucky hunter. But I give a good share of credit to Skybuster. He shared a lot of information with us and was instrumental in letting us know a location where he had seen a recent Bear. I acted on his information when I could and took a nice Bear. When I called Skybuster and asked if he could help me get the Bear out he was there in about 20 minutes. He is just a great Bear Hunting enthusiast. Then Ghosthunter came up to help as well and assisted in hiding the animal for me. So the only credit I can take is being retired and able to take a leisurely walk on a road suggested to me by Skybuster. Anyone can pull the trigger on an animal at 30 yards. The Bear was probably 280 to 300#'s. By the looks of his teeth he is an old one. 190#'s hanging at the Butcher shop. Going to have an upper torso mount done.