Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Bear Hunting => Topic started by: WoodHacker on September 06, 2021, 08:12:37 AM
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I think Steven Rinella said, "The one thing you can be sure of when hunting bears is, they will always do something you did not expect."
A friend and I hunted 'high and low' in units 111 and 117 for 11 days without finding any fresh bear sign. Then, when a part of Umatilla National Forest opened, we headed there. I took a bear in less than 20 hours after arriving! Now this bear walked up to my deer feeder a few miles from Colville, WA in unit 117. It probably crossed my driveway where I could see it from our trailer. (second tag is in my pocket)
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/pw/AM-JKLVfSILwj8axW7nBvTYJuqJoWNGYRrrGIlVWqijpY5tPsVWJaZvIL0DIImOxA4i6ij_uXQodnRYh6wdc35mBhj-xk3hUtwxVZWlW0H9JLOBuTyRDRih3nKAGM-MTM98uJl3mz6vJJBA07RPamvcQBJ5b8A=w644-h500-no?authuser=0)
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/pw/AM-JKLV-N9GTrHICF1U-qcFWuOMSejbnr1WxyE2MVwzyQkVIOGDuHAyaTh98wVfiWZcV4veYLl9J36OA0XrfBP1F9AYMF4uxanluP9PPpDeKZS1HxqQPUgHBwMJ83XOqNDTnsX3fbKGzvDOihimdhPdRbA_U9Q=w644-h500-no?authuser=0)
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Nice bear. Go get it.
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This guy bit my camera. Still looking for him in daylight
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Last pic that camera took
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This guy bit my camera. Still looking for him in daylight
Does that camera have "invisible" / black LED?
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It was a bit over 2 1/2 days before he came back. On his first visit, he left a single track in our horse corral.
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/pw/AM-JKLW7B4SLyKm7qCcfInZCUjPORBkCbcx8oBxlMWgXxI4BY3g-jBR9fXfdeAd05DPLMygTVORlZVJY2JFdLfY-RtmFzwhjBEZ8VWr2KkdSf90e_FJEV5zevji_q2-th2n2j8w1fU4BatmMbUAUsKY51ud4kw=w644-h500-no?authuser=0)
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/pw/AM-JKLXSsPpewE1Sg5Snswuos2nc69FJmpo46HlSLtahbMW7NN9-orbETp_8s2EE-Jw0PD7gpXlncA2wA0rvx9_o6-mUd2nGIE8GIcPMuzGo_OF22a-797RVJnCQymGRsZypvVBwxfHoROFCix1OZjXC9UC2vA=w1080-h810-no?authuser=0)
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This is one of a few videos from his first visit. He got in front of the camera 4 times in a full hour.