tick tock hurry up

[saylean]

Good luck I am pulling for you. If I didnt have a full schedule I would volunteer my efforts.

[Wea300mag]

Damn, I hate hearing these stories. Seth, do be afraid to ask for help, even if you want to look tomorrow, I can help.

[seth30]

I have duty tommorow, but if I can get off work at a good time on tuesday I will be heading up that way, again. Tempted to take my labs for a walk The path that was next to where the bear went thrashing was a creek, that had slow water. Me and my friends, searched above it, below it, and went through the berries and nothing.  There was some crows going crazy on the hill above us.  So we made the steep climb, to find it was a dead skunk, no bear   It makes a man wonder, what type of animal can take 3 shots from a 300 savage and keep going like that.

[seth30]

Here is the picture of the creekbed that we went next too.  In the morning when this took place, a 100 feet was max visibility.

[seth30]

Sorry for the bad pic, the old growth is the creek bed that we serached for hours.

[seth30]

Damn, I hate hearing these stories. Seth, do be afraid to ask for help, even if you want to look tomorrow, I can help.

PM SENT

[seth30]

Good luck I am pulling for you. If I didnt have a full schedule I would volunteer my efforts.

Thanks!  Too bad I didnt have internet connection this morning, I would have had a lot of ground covered.

[saylean]

Dont give up...its been cool out. I gut shot (unfortunetly) a spring bear last year...he ran a 1/4 mile before I found him piled up. It was a VERY tough track. Good luck to all who are helping too! They can hide just about anywhere, so check all the stumps/logs you come to.

[seth30]

Yeah once the fog cleared and we started looking, every black spot was a "hey there it is, oh nevermind" We even took the flashlight and looked into the holes where rocks where stacked on each other along the creek bed.  That is nerve racking to stick part of your body into a hole looking for a wounded bear.

[Wea300mag]

Yeah once the fog cleared and we started looking, every black spot was a "hey there it is, oh nevermind" We even took the flashlight and looked into the holes where rocks where stacked on each other along the creek bed.  That is nerve racking to stick part of your body into a hole looking for a wounded bear.

Haha, you know you are alive when you are tracking a wounded bear through the brush.

[seth30]

yeah and quick way to empty the bladder

[Redstar]

Good luck man, after hearing your story this morning I really hpoe you find him.

I tried to call you back about two hours after we spoke to see how thing were going - after your line hung up on me I thought maybe you didn't want a cell phone going off. Man, wish I' checked here sooner now!

[carpsniperg2]

yep keep after it hope you can find him!

[seth30]

Its alright redstar, my onstar minutes were getting low, and I was miles away from the truck.  Couldnt find him to save my life, and I  hope the moisture from last night didnt remove any of trail. 

[let.it.fly]

well bud. i didnt have anything going on yesterday. shoulda called me. i think you have my number. i woulda been there in an hour. good luck i hope you find him. dont be to down on yourself though. it happens to everyone. you just have to try your best. on another note. most bears go down hill when wounded.