A "How To" guide for west side spring bears (Updated w/pics 3.24.12)

[CoyoteCowboy]

great post. thank you!

[Huntboy]

Awesome post, great pics. Thanks, Gentlemen.

[martinc]

Outstanding!!  Good seeing you!  Can't wait for camp.

[ORCA_SIX]

Good stuff. Thanks for the information.

[saylean]

Outstanding!!  Good seeing you!  Can't wait for camp.

glad you liked it man. Looking forward to camp too. Wont be long....Thanks for all the other 'thanks' from the other members....i appreciate it.

[bendotti]

I enjoyed reading this got my first bear this year was really stoked only 30 mins into my hunt, Now I got my wife hooked after she got hers this year as well..

[saylean]

Glad you liked it Bendotti. Congrats on your first! Its very addicting isnt it?! Get ready for spring bear...it will happen before you know it!

[t6]

1st time spring bear hunter here.... thanks for the tips.  Looking forward to it.  We'll let you know how it works out. 

T

[Atroxus]

Nice write up. I don't hunt spring bear now, but am tagging for if I decide to start. 

[saylean]

Thanks guys. Good luck to the both of you.

[h20hunter]

Wanted to add another peel pic. I think this one shows the teeth marks very well.

[saylean]

 

A fine example.

[250savage]

Thanks for the post.Good information.

[Kc_Kracker]

really great write up, thanks for taking the time to make that 

[buckfvr29]

Great write up saylean. Do you chase yogi around Baker lake at all? I'm up in Bellingham and constantly hear how great it is there. My biggest problem, finding the high country meadows that aren't full of hikers. I know full well I have as much right being there hunting bear but packing one out past a family of 4 tree huggers doesn't paint the best picture of us hunters. I am to the point where I get sooooo tired of seeing hikers and mt. bikers when in the woods, and yes, I get off of
the trails, a lot, they just out number us out there. Always looking for input for potential spots (like everyone else right!?)

Good hunting, we're almost there!