Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Bear Hunting => Topic started by: JeffRaines on August 05, 2020, 09:19:37 PM
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So, an hour ago I spotted a AWESOME cinnamon bear. Way down in a steep canyon. I’m solo, not wanting to risk injury on a 3am pack out I decided to back out and be back at first light.
Will it be nearby? It was unaware of my presence. Good wind.
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Yes. But don’t be surprised if you don’t see him until the same time tommorrow! :tup:
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Man I hope that’s not the case! Him or one of his buddies better be at that spot at first light!
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Morning bear hunting is pretty hit or miss. Less patternable IME.
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Morning bear hunting is pretty hit or miss. Less patternable IME.
:yeah:
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Bears can wander, I cant count how many bears I have seen 1 day in places to never see again the following day.
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If he has a goo d food source that will hold him there you might find him.
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Good luck.
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If he has a goo d food source that will hold him there you might find him.
This would be my assumption as well. I am no pro, but bears tend to follow their stomachs from what I understand.
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Pay attention, it could easily be where you were trying to figure you out. Have watched them trail people, their curiosity is epic.
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It was a no go this morning. The windstorm that blew in had the wind going a different direction every time it blew so 🤷🏻♂️
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It was a no go this morning. The windstorm that blew in had the wind going a different direction every time it blew so 🤷🏻♂️
If there are loads of ripe berries there is a good chance that the same bear or a different bear will show up again. If there really aren't many ripe berries there then there is a good chance he was just passing through looking for his next meal. Good luck! :tup: