Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Bear Hunting => Topic started by: winston2789 on March 18, 2010, 09:44:21 PM
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Well, I figured I would take some of the heat off of Machines with his "baby bear" . This is a video of the bear I shot last year. I will admit that it was a little ground shrinkage and poor judgement on my part. I have shot many bears...this being the smallest by far. I knew he was smaller but thought he was more like 150-160lbs rather than like 110lbs. Though, this is one less fawn killer and tree peeler in my opinion. He filled my tag and my freezer (well maybe didn't FILL my freezer) but I'm happy. He was at about 385 when I shot him. It also didn't help I had my cousin behind me telling me he was big enough.
I also posted a video in the deer forum of the day after in the same clear cut....came across a couple nice blacktail bucks.
Feel free to rip me apart.....it's all part of the game.
Enjoy
Bear Hunting Washington 2009] [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lV0f_UGdZ40#]Bear Hunting Washington 2009 (http://[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lV0f_UGdZ40#) [/url]
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Bear Hunting Washington 2009 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lV0f_UGdZ40#)
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Nice shot.
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good hit. bears are hard to judge, especially at that distance. Bet he was tasty
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Nice shot. I have yet to get one or see one, but enjoyed watching one go down. Thanks for getting the heart pumping this morning
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Cool footage and a great shot. I think we have all misjudged bears, they are tough to judge. I even misjudged the distance on a bear once because of his size. Shot under him. When I saw his tracks I realized how big he was and why I thought he was closer...
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Ya, he hit the dirt pretty hard then fell into that root hole from that down tree. Best breakfast sausage you can imagine :drool:
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Nice shot!!
I will admit to shooting one that was less that 150lbs on time. I went into a thicket after a big one. A bear stood up and all I could see was his chest, I knew it was now or never. I was sure there was only one. I shot. He fell like a ton of bricks. 30 seconds later I heard crashing and out came the bear I went in after about 300 yards away. :bash: Oh well, It was a cool cinnamon that I shot.
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That's good stuff right there, love the footedge you got, and I can't agree more with you, its a smaller bear but that is good eating :IBCOOL: :IBCOOL: Thanks for sharing!!!
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"Bear down"...that made me laugh for some reason...Nice shot. Grats. Cool footage too, those deer were headed out.
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Good footage- rolled that sucker over. Nice shot.
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Cool video. Great shot. Nice bear. :)
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Very nice footage, and great shot!!! 8) This looks like the sultan basin area. Am i correct?
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Thanks guys! Not Sultan.... close though. ;)
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cool video.The long shots are fun.
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nice- I think this year i'll have to get into bear hunting. I always buy the tag but haven't really put any effort into it.
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thats awsome. I got most of my bear on film this year but it didnt turn out as good as yours nice job.
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What caliber did you use, were you using a treestand, or on the ground :hello:
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Seth30- I'm shooting a 7mm rem mag.... with Winchester xps 160 grain bullets. I was on the ground.
D-rock425- Right on man, it seems likes its always real hard to get the perfect video. Sure would be nice to have a full time camera man. :chuckle:
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Cool! I liked how you used the clear cut!
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cool clip,that is one fast bear,he went from the base of the root wad to the side in the blink of an eye :chuckle: nice job on the kill and clip
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Finally got a chance to check out this video. Great job! I definitely understand what it is like to misjudge the size of a bear, no shame in that. You can tell by looking at him that he is small, particularly if you pay attention to the size of his ears and the length of his neck.
All the same, congrats on a bear! Better than I did last year. Everyone shoots a dink now and then. All it does is improve the quality of meat!
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great video
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Congrats on the bear. Would love to have seen him on the ground also.
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Winston, nice job! that video was awesome, getting footage of those bucks right before you shot your bear, awesome.
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Seth30- I'm shooting a 7mm rem mag.... with Winchester xps 160 grain bullets. I was on the ground.
D-rock425- Right on man, it seems likes its always real hard to get the perfect video. Sure would be nice to have a full time camera man. :chuckle:
Nice job on the hunt and video..
As for a cameraman... Im just a phone call away ;)
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Nothing tougher than judging a bear at a distance and without anything of known size around it to use as a comparison in my mind.
Thanks for posting, it has inspired me to work on getting a video camera for my hunting pack with a small tri-pod.
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Thanks again guys for the replies! I don't have any pictures of this bear on my computer. I need to see if I can find the memory card and get them on here.
Seth30- I'm shooting a 7mm rem mag.... with Winchester xps 160 grain bullets. I was on the ground.
D-rock425- Right on man, it seems likes its always real hard to get the perfect video. Sure would be nice to have a full time camera man. :chuckle:
Nice job on the hunt and video..
As for a cameraman... Im just a phone call away ;)
I'll keep that in mind, I might be getting ahold of you when things get closer :chuckle:
Good luck to everyone who drew spring bear tags, maybe this will give a little motivation. Shoot one bigger than this guy. Be safe and have fun! Make sure to identify your target too.
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Way to go! I shot a smaller bear last year as well but it's ok cuz the german sausage it made was awesome.