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I just got a great deal,  Myself and a buddy got a trip planned to head up to Petersburg Alaska to hunt black bear,  Its a self guided deal with the use of boats to get around, and its spot and stock on shoreline bear.  The time we are going is the 3-9 of may.  Anyone have any insight, pics, informations. etc.  Hope to hear from you
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I've been up Wrangell Narrows many times running tugs and have seen a few nice bears but I've never hunted that area. You should probably hunt outside of the Narrows as there is a lot of boat traffic in there. I've done most of my bear hunting down closer to Klawok. I have an old friend that has lived in Petersburg for many years. He's a tug captain also and is not home much but if I can get in touch with him I'll see if he will share some of his hotspots.

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Any info would be great, we are doing a sefl guided hunt with the use of skiffs.  will be there from the 3-9th of may. We will be out of greenrockslodge
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Who are you renting the boats from? Is it Doyles?

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 :) FIELD CARE. . . FIELD CARE. . . FIELD CARE!  If you are planning to have the hides tanned rugged or mounted.

I am going to be updating this Artical in the next week or so for those going out of state and for those hunting spring bear.

http://hunting-washington.com/smf/index.php/topic,317.0.html

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No Doyles.  I checked it out, it seems to be a good deal.  Have you been to Doyles?  Is it a good deal if you have.  Have you hunted black bear up there in Petersburg before?  If so, any pics, stories etc.

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:) FIELD CARE. . . FIELD CARE. . . FIELD CARE!  If you are planning to have the hides tanned rugged or mounted.

I am going to be updating this Artical in the next week or so for those going out of state and for those hunting spring bear.

http://hunting-washington.com/smf/index.php/topic,317.0.html

I agree. You kill a bear on the first or second day of a 5 day hunt it may not make it. Bring lots of salt and be prepared to do the work.




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We are fortunate that when we hopefully go two for two on our Bear hunt there is in fact a taxidermist right there that the lodge offers.  Thats a good thing for us.  :-)

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wilderness taxidermy by pristine ventures is a great video resource on field care.....well worth the $$ tis a 3 disc set.

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  Hey rightplace, looks like your trip starts this weekend. Make sure to take lots of pics and give us all an update when you get back! Good Luck!!

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Hey bud,  Thanks for thinking of me.  Im excited and it should be an adventure for the books.  Pics will come Asap. 

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Good luck and have fun.




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Im excited for you, cant wait to see the pictures when you get back.  I am heading to Craig, Alaska on May 30, and Im already getting antsy to get up there.  Good luck.
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Im back, here are the pics
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Looks like a great trip!!! congrats!!  :tup:

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Nice bar :tup:

Can we get some details of the hunt?
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Nice lookin bear, whats the estimated weight?  Lets here some hunt details
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Re: Petersburg Alaska Spring bear, May 6th Kill date. PICS Now Included
« Reply #20 on: May 09, 2008, 03:27:53 PM »
more pics

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Re: Petersburg Alaska Spring bear, May 6th Kill date. PICS Now Included
« Reply #21 on: May 09, 2008, 03:31:58 PM »
Great pics, congrats.  Looks to have a pretty good melon on him, and a pretty good hide.  What did he measure nose to tail?
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Re: Petersburg Alaska Spring bear, May 6th Kill date. PICS Now Included
« Reply #22 on: May 09, 2008, 03:36:30 PM »
Uhhh    Im not sure but it looks like that bear might have  CRABS  and BIG ONES  :P  nice bear!!!

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Re: Petersburg Alaska Spring bear, May 6th Kill date. PICS Now Included
« Reply #23 on: May 09, 2008, 04:24:55 PM »
I have a long story to go with this, will post it soon.

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Re: Petersburg Alaska Spring bear, May 6th Kill date. PICS Now Included
« Reply #24 on: May 09, 2008, 07:35:22 PM »
Awesome pictures. Look forward to hearing the story.

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Re: Petersburg Alaska Spring bear, May 6th Kill date. PICS Now Included
« Reply #25 on: May 09, 2008, 07:40:03 PM »
very nice looks like it will make a nice rug for sure congrats

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Re: Petersburg Alaska Spring bear, May 6th Kill date. PICS Now Included
« Reply #26 on: May 09, 2008, 08:48:05 PM »
Looks like fun.  Thanks for the pics.
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Re: Petersburg Alaska Spring bear, May 6th Kill date. PICS Now Included
« Reply #27 on: May 09, 2008, 11:02:45 PM »
I congratulate you on your successful self guided hunt in Alaska. I did a self guided hunt near POW in 2004 and had a great hunt. My hunting buddy and I both took big bears. Way to go on your hunt! Rufous.

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Re: Petersburg Alaska Spring bear, May 6th Kill date. PICS Now Included
« Reply #28 on: May 10, 2008, 10:01:07 PM »
Thats a Dandy bear for sure!! Nice Job.

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Re: Petersburg Alaska Spring bear, May 6th Kill date. PICS Now Included
« Reply #29 on: May 10, 2008, 10:11:44 PM »
Thats a nice looking bear. Can't wait for the story!  How much did the bear weigh?

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Ok, so here is goes.  For starters we were staying at GreenRocksLodge.com in Petersburg Alaska.  It's a self guided hunt.  They provide you with lodging, great food, and the use of skiffs and fishing equip, etc.  The were a total of 7 hunters including us.  The lodge likes to keep their hunting intimate and small groups, so a group of 3 and a group of two, then my hunting buddy Steve and I.

First day and a half we headed out to hunt and get ourselfs familiar with the land and the navigation of the canals and such.  The area we liked the best ended up being and hour and a half boat ride from the lodge.  During that time we had to know the tide charts to be able to hunt some of the prime spots as you would literally have 15 foot elevation tides.  If you were not careful when you pulled into a bay to hunt you could get stuck on a tidal flat and then have to spend the night to wait out tides.  This will come into play later.
So the Bear at this time of year are just waking up and we were the first group so not all the Bear were awake, lol.  They like to come to the shoreling to eat the grass and skunk cabbage which will unconstipate them.  So shoreline hunting is the way to do it up there.
After a day and a half which happened to be the worst as we did not see any bear yet and had the worst weather we just had to stay confident.  End of day two the group of 2 hunters brought a bear back, Very cool. That just made us more stoked.

Day three came, so as we approached an inlet which looked really good, we pulled into it on the left side.  We noticed a boat of hunters on the far side so we stuck to the side we were on.  Right off the bat my buddy Steve noticed a Bear about four hundred yards away on the shoreline to our left.  He then started to take the boat to the shoreline and another Bear came out.  We were thinking, this is it.  He dropped me off at the point so i could put a stalk on.  He stayed with the boat.  Right when I got out of the boat we noticed the other boat on the far side was B lining right toward the bear i was stalking.  I continued knowing the other boat would see me on the shoreline.  I get about 150 yrds away from the Bear and there boat crashed the shoreline as I had about 30 yrds to go for a shot.  At that time I looked up and i seen the second, last bear head into the trees.  They were gone.  Those other hunteres were  :dunno: and we were pretty pissed off.  They were the boat of three from out lodge two.  What do you do. lol. Keep hunting. We hunted our way back to the lodge and spotted another bear on the shoreline.  He went into the trees before we could get to shore.  Bummer.  So that day was good as we seen three Bear.  We got back to the lodge with what happend and there story on us not getting the bear was they did not see us,  We only had our boat on shore and Steve was wearing a yellow rain jacket/  Heck its over keep hunting and try and get along as we all had to eat together and such.  It all worked out.

May 6 came and we hunted all day, It came to be about 4pm and the tide was going out fast as we approached a bay and pulled into it to glass. We were in there 5 min and i spotted a Black ball 1000 yrds away.  We both studied it and yes it was a black bear.  My Buddy Steve headed to shore as we decided to go after it.  We made it to land and with the tide going out i had over 400 yrds to get to shore walking through sticky mud, then over 500 more yrds to get to the bear.  Once i made it to shore i could not see the bear, so i glassed my partner and he waved me to keep going as he could still see it.  Now that i was on the shoreline i decided to walk normal speed as i was tired from the mud and wanted to catch my breath so when it was time i was calm.  I got about 350 yrds away from the bear and could only see part of it as it was in a dip.  I was walking and noticed a shinny half black ball right in front of me at about 100 yrds.  This was another bear.  I get excited.  The bear was laying down.  I continued to get closer so i could lay down and take a shot.  I layed down and had my gun on my bipod and the bear got on all fours and started to feed.  5 seconds later i steadied the crosshairs behind the shoulder and fired.  The bear turned 180 and headed into the trees with no second chance for another shot.  As he went into the wood i heard something i will never forget.  The bear made this noise as the lodge people told us later is a death ball.  It screamed for about 20 seconds.  It was so loud and low roaring i could not believe it.  With hearing that and it being really thick in those woods and being alone.  I got kinda freaked. lol.  Steve was still at the boat about 800 yrds away i decided to head back to him and talk for a bit.  Steve heard that bear being that far away also. We made the decision to head back to the lodge so we did not get stuck there over night with the tide going out.  Once we got back to the lodge the group of 2 shot one and had to leave it for the same reasons, the tides.  I had to get drunk that night to get my mind off things. 
We were going back in at high tide to go look for it and then go look for theirs.  It ended up being us and the other two hunters helping each other out.  We got there alittle bit early with excitment on my end and the tide was not up all the way yet. So one out of 4 of us stayed with the boats and we headed to shore.  With the tide coming in the 4th guy had to walk the boats in with the tide. 
We made it to where the bear went into the woods.  We walked in, i stood up on a log, looked to my right and then to my left.  I seen a black thing to my left about 40 yrds in so i glassed it and there was my bear.  I was pumped.  First time i ever left anything over night. Pictures came as are posted.  We then put the bear on a tarp and my buddy steve and I drug it about 500 yrds back to the boat as the third guy carried all the gear. Bear in boat and then a Beer followed.  Now it was time to look for the other bear the other group shot.  Long story short on that one.  We looked for over two hours and could not find that one.  What a bummer.  He said he hit it. 

We hunted for two more days and that ended up being it.  So on the last full day of hunting My buddy Steve had the idea of pulling up the group of three that screwed up our first stalks crab pots and taking all the crab and leaving two empty bear cans in there for them to pull up. Very funny.  That was the best and nicest thing we could do.  :chuckle: More pics to come. 

This was a great hunt and i reccomend it to anyone,  I have all the info.  My hunting buddy had a great time.  Thanks Steve buddy for another Memory in the books and we will go back. 

The scull was 17.5 inch and i did not measure the hide yet.  Hope you all enjoy the story as its always fun to share the moment with others.

Jason

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Re: Petersburg Alaska Spring bear, May 6th Kill date. PICS Now Included
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Cool story. I like the last part the best :chuckle:

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Great story sounds like you had some fun.

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This one is funny,  :chuckle:

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Great Story!  Makes me wanna take a hunting trip up to Alaska.  One of these days.

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Dude, all you needed to add to the picture is a bottle of wiskey in his right paw and a cigaret in his left :chuckle:

 Dont get to see those very often :DOH:

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Excellent Bear, great fun and a memory to be proud of for sure.   

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Those death cries are wierd huh...first bear I got, I heard that too...freaked me out, as I never heard something like that before. Nice lookin bear, grats on the success and great memories.

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Thanks fellow hunters for all your comments and input.  The trip was a blast and would like to do it again.  The next hunting season for me is Washington, then off to Montana for Deer/Elk combo.  This will be a good year.  Turning out to be anyway :IBCOOL:

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WOW!!! Congrats on a Dandy Bear and First Blood!!!

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My wife and I have been looking to do a trip like that.  How much did it run for the two of you?  I think the self-guided hunts would be the most enjoyable for a team of hunters.

And yeah...the death moan is a little odd the first time you hear it.  After that, you begin to associate it with a good shot, so it becomes a comfort.  I know when I hear that sound that the bear has very little life left and we've done our jobs.

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Abolt338,  The lodge we stayed at was rustic but nice and comfy.  The cook was awsome.  They provide everything you need, besides your hunting equipment.  They also give you a 18ft lund skiff to use for your hunting and an endless supply of gas.  The host were great.  The owner is awsome.  I know the owner so i got the buddy deal, come up on me one.  The price is 1700. for the whole week.  Then your own airfair. The lodge is greenrockslodge.com  Take a look at it and let me know what you think.  The cabins are really nice.  You almost have to book now or real soon for next spring as he has so many return customers.  5 out of 7 shot bear the first week we were there,  He says the second week is better but you have more mommas and cubs to look out for as the boars come out first.  I would reccomend this trip to anyone wanting to do it.  Its self guiding and i know the maps and can point you to where most of the bear are.  Where we hunted was an hour and a half away from the lodge. Its a do it yourself hunting and the adventure is there for sure.  You are hunting all day after breakfast, Pack a lunch and your off.  Nice to come back to a got meal and a nice stove to get warm and hear all the other hunters stories.  I can tell you that you have to do all your own research on where to hunt.  The lodge can not tell you a thing where bear are or give you maps and such.  The game a fish are real strict on lodges catering to self guiding hunts.  You have any other questions hook me up with a pm.  I can talk to you about it over the phone if you want more details. 

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Great pis and story, sound like you had an awesome time. I hope they other guys enjoyed the crab... :chuckle: serves them right. They couldn't see you so they must not have seen that coming either 8)
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