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Big Game Hunting => Bear Hunting => Topic started by: Fire8263 on October 11, 2015, 08:55:46 PM
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Took this bear at 16 yards on private property.
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Thats a toad :tup:
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Big boy! Any story with this one?
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:yike:wow
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Got a call from my ole man saying a possible bear in his friends field. Neither one could make it out there to check, so I went out there and ended up shooting this hog at 16 yards! Definitely blessed and owe a lot to my ole an and his buddy for the opportunity to take this bear
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Nice one! I had this pic sent to me by a buddy.
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Thats a big bear :tup:
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How did you weigh him?
Pretty darn cool! I've never eaten a corn fed bear. Would be very interested to find out how he tastes.
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Congrats. Hell of a bear right there.
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How did you weigh him?
Pretty darn cool! I've never eaten a corn fed bear. Would be very interested to find out how he tastes.
Took him to a meet locker and they weighed him whole
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nice bear, 16 yards sounds fun.
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Took him to a meet locker and they weighed him whole
Sure nice when you can get an animal that size in the truck whole!!
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Holy moly..…..
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Damn!! :yike:
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Thats an western Tank.
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And I thought we couldn't bait anymore!
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:chuckle: Awesome bear! I've never seen one in the corn down here. Was the farmer up against the foothills, or did he come down low?
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What a brute, congrats to you. :tup:
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GET IN MY BELLY!
That's a dandy. My brother saw a bear in corn field last year along Conway. I just went for a walk along the dike over in Conway, found a pile of bear scat right along a corn field with corn in it. Pretty cool.
Congrats, that's a monster of a Washington bear.
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Very nice old fatty! Great markings on his chest too! :tup:
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Huge bear!! Congrats
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Nice bear, that's a fat one!
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That is a TOAD! What department are you with? As far as I know the only departments that did the stair climb this year were District 8 and South Whatcom.
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Flipped the photo for ya. Thanks for posting. It gives the rest of us old farts, and the younger ones something to look forward to.. We'll all be lookin for that gene pool!
-Steve
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CORN FEED ....Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet .. I need to message you ...I think I seen him in early archery season ...I just killed one of his off spring ....hahahaha GOOD JOB !
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Looks like a legit 500 plus bear to me....he is a hog!
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Cool looking coat on that big hog. Nicely done!
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Holy cow! Nice
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All these posts.... and nobody telling his bear is only 270 pounds....
What is Hunt Wa coming to??????
I jest.
I have never seen a bear remotely that size, dead or alive.
At 16 yards, I'd only want to see it dead.
Great job.
thanks for sharing.
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I bet he will taste awesome! Giant Belly on him!
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All these posts.... and nobody telling his bear is only 270 pounds....
What is Hunt Wa coming to??????
I jest.
I have never seen a bear remotely that size, dead or alive.
At 16 yards, I'd only want to see it dead.
Great job.
thanks for sharing.
hahaha THAT IS AMAZING ....
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Nice one! :tup:
Bear is like "glad you showed up, I'm punch drunk on all this corn". :chuckle:
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I like how the bear keeps good control of his rifle while posing for the pic. Whats with the ketchup all over his face? :tup: Great bear. I hope he tastes good and that you or someone you know uses bear fat, looks like you might have some
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That is a big old bugger! Awesome, thanks for posting.
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Huge bear :tup:
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Whew what a hog of a bear, congrats!!!
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I was a 100 percent skeptical when I heard about this bear. Wow, look at that fat sucker. He is crazy plump. He's got a regular still in his belly. Dang! Corn fed andproud of it.
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I was a 100 percent skeptical when I heard about this bear. Wow, look at that fat sucker. He is crazy plump. He's got a regular still in his belly. Dang! Corn fed andproud of it.
He looks like one of the fat bears from the Olympic Game Farm :chuckle:
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Bear fat makes great soap. Feed any animal enough corn and it will eat great! Crongrats at a nice bear!
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This bear is a hog! But you should have weighed him yourself not at a place that charges "by the pound."
;) ;)
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Bet his piss is 80 proof!
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What a Beast! :tup: :drool:
Congrats
How did you see thru the scope at 16yds?
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Nice bear! Congrats
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This bear looks like its pregnant with a beach ball. :chuckle: Bet his stomach touched the ground or damn close to it on all 4s.
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that is a toad sweet bear CONGRATS!!!
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WOW, big one.
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I'm the buddy of the Ole Man!!! He's smiling now but wait till he gets the bill for the corn the bear ate :o ( just kidding) He's a good guy and I'm glad he got it! After I got the call he had shot the bear, I drove to the field to check it out. There was no ground shrinkage with this one!!! It took five of us to slide it into the back of his Truck. The truck looked a little low in the back end, as I followed him to the scale, the scale is certified for trade.
About a month ago I walked the field from front to back to check the corn late one evening. That could have been a encounter with a serious pucker factor :yike:. I don't normally carry a rifle when I check crops!
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Corn fed & hand spanked. Congrats! :tup:
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I can't quit looking at your bear :chuckle: Do you have anymore pics?
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I was wondering when some pics were going to surface. One of my co-workers was telling me about it, heard he was pretty tore up, hardly any ears left, scars all over and teeth worn down. Big Ol Boy for sure!!
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Congrats, Whatta bear!!!!!!!! :tup:
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Dang! Nice bear! Congrats!
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Good God man. That thing is so round :yike:
It's awesome what happens when bears have a constant and easy food source.
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A guy I work with that lives in the area he and I were just talking about this bear and he told me they found spots where this bear dug a pit so he had room to lay down on his belly and then just grab the corn stalks and pull it into him and lay there and eat it. Lol if that's true that would be a sight to see! :chuckle:
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A guy I work with that lives in the area he and I were just talking about this bear and he told me they found spots where this bear dug a pit so he had room to lay down on his belly and then just grab the corn stalks and pull it into him and lay there and eat it. Lol if that's true that would be a sight to see! :chuckle:
Very typical for bears in corn to pull stalks to the middle, I've seen pictures where bears have made circles 30 or more feet across, with a big pile of stalks in the center
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We have had bears in corn several times. Some will knock down large areas of corn. One large bear my son and I hunted three or four years ago would pull down15 to 20 stalks at a time, then sit and eat the kernels off the cob. This bear would leave the stalk standing and pull the ear off. And yes it dug large holes to sleep in. From the amount of sign it looked like he had been living in the field for a couple of months.
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He's a fatty, congrats :tup: