Is it common to see more then one

[Go Blue]

bear in the same clearing or on a hill side? I was up scouting yesterday and seen some beautiful country. As I'm looking though my glasses I started wondering whats the chance or odds of seeing two different bears on the same hill side.

Thanks for the advice

[wheels]

i think it depends on the areas population  and if the food sources are concentrated or just in my opinion 

[bobcat]

Actually very good odds because there often will be a sow with a cub or two.

[elkrack]

Couple weeks ago we watch a boar follow a sow for a long ways.

[trophyhunt]

It's that time of year that your more likely to see two bears together, saw 3 together 2 years ago at this time.  Seen multiple bears together a few times during spring bear hunts. 

[buckcanyonlodge]

There are three adult bear in the second pic. One is just getting into the trees. The second one was chasing him. I took the pic with my hand held pocket camera.

[high country]

I took a boar on a hill with another bear that I didn't get to determine sex on, but it too was a bigger bear. Beyond that every big boar I've seen is alone. I've seen well over 100 in the ne corner during my spring hunts.

I have seen bears in close proximity to each other but not typically within eyesight.....EXCLUDING when we could bait.

[SilkOnTheDrySide]

Not uncommon. I've watched big boars run smaller boars out of quality feed areas. Just depends.




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[pashok23]

Last week i was hunting black bear in Montana and saw 3 HUGE Grizlies together.Never seen that before.Thank God we were in the truck at that moment.

[DOUBLELUNG]

When there is a high quality, concentrated food resource, it is not uncommon to see multiple bears.

[Ripper]

Last year I killed a boar with a sow and the year before I saw a sow with 3 cubs. 7 years ago I was watching a huge huckleberry covered hillside. I saw 3 bears working it early then shot the 4th bear I saw. It happens under the right conditions. agood luck to you.

[ctwiggs1]

You're in mating season right now.  Seeing a sow without a boar would be like seeing a cow without a bull during the elk rut.

[Doublelunger]

Saturday we saw a boar and sow together, and another smaller bore about 300 yards up the hill.

[boneaddict]

One of my fondest memories in the woods was about this time of year, I was probably doing some late shed hunting.  I stumbled across an open hillside with 5 bear feeding on it.  All five were a different color.   It was amazing.  I sat and watched them for a good hour.  All they were interested in was filling their bellys

[bighorn1]

I saw that once we were drifting the Smith river and three bears on a gravel bar. One black one white and one red.