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Quote from: hunter399 on July 04, 2025, 08:24:48 AMQuote from: TitusFord on July 03, 2025, 10:13:49 PMLast season I bumped in to 14+ bear and killed one. Most of them were in 530/506. Every time I went elk hunting I was on fresh bear tracks or scat. And as far as the trapping, timber companies do utilize the government bear trappers and they have to follow a lot of rules and can only trap in areas with fresh bear damaged trees and can only trap 2 bear per square mile or something along those lines. They also only trap in may/June not April through august.The trappers and the timber companies agree its silly to restrict hunting and have trappers catch the bears instead but that's not who makes the rules.The bear in the picture I watched at 230 yards for over 30 minutes while I couldn't get ahold of anyone with a bear tag.Very cool pic.I wouldn't worry about her this year.No tag needed this year,sows with cubs are off limits this year.Still very cool pic ,I'm sure just observation was very awesome.Thanks for sharing.👍There was no cubs with this bear. Appeared to be a young sow on her own and perfectly legal to shoot. It was very fun watching it pick berries though!
Quote from: TitusFord on July 03, 2025, 10:13:49 PMLast season I bumped in to 14+ bear and killed one. Most of them were in 530/506. Every time I went elk hunting I was on fresh bear tracks or scat. And as far as the trapping, timber companies do utilize the government bear trappers and they have to follow a lot of rules and can only trap in areas with fresh bear damaged trees and can only trap 2 bear per square mile or something along those lines. They also only trap in may/June not April through august.The trappers and the timber companies agree its silly to restrict hunting and have trappers catch the bears instead but that's not who makes the rules.The bear in the picture I watched at 230 yards for over 30 minutes while I couldn't get ahold of anyone with a bear tag.Very cool pic.I wouldn't worry about her this year.No tag needed this year,sows with cubs are off limits this year.Still very cool pic ,I'm sure just observation was very awesome.Thanks for sharing.👍
Last season I bumped in to 14+ bear and killed one. Most of them were in 530/506. Every time I went elk hunting I was on fresh bear tracks or scat. And as far as the trapping, timber companies do utilize the government bear trappers and they have to follow a lot of rules and can only trap in areas with fresh bear damaged trees and can only trap 2 bear per square mile or something along those lines. They also only trap in may/June not April through august.The trappers and the timber companies agree its silly to restrict hunting and have trappers catch the bears instead but that's not who makes the rules.The bear in the picture I watched at 230 yards for over 30 minutes while I couldn't get ahold of anyone with a bear tag.
They have to leave the timber company hound hunters and snare setters something to catch from April til August...
