Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Bear Hunting => Topic started by: Kola16 on August 15, 2011, 10:44:44 AM
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All of the bears I have seen have been in a thick forest and are hard to get a shot at. By the time I get the crosshairs on him he runs to the next county. I have only seen a bear in the open once and it was a young bear getting a drink from a lake. Do bears drink a lot and then head into the thickets, and is there a specific time that they do that? And do bears follow a specific pattern every day?
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All of the bears I have seen have been in a thick forest and are hard to get a shot at. By the time I get the crosshairs on him he runs to the next county. I have only seen a bear in the open once and it was a young bear getting a drink from a lake. Do bears drink a lot and then head into the thickets, and is there a specific time that they do that? And do bears follow a specific pattern every day?
If ya wanna sell somebody some goods, ya gotta knock on their door.. ;)
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Man I was in some really thick stuff this weekend. Chest high and about 5 feet of visibility. You ever walk through an area and think to yourself, this is a really bad idea? :chuckle:
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Man I was in some really thick stuff this weekend. Chest high and about 5 feet of visibility. You ever walk through an area and think to yourself, this is a really bad idea? :chuckle:
You mean like a time last year I was literally crawling through a tunnel (game trail) in the thick brush with bear sign everywhere? I couldn't decide whether to watch my front of back!
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You ever walk through an area and think to yourself, this is a really bad idea? :chuckle:
Tacoma, South Seattle, South Chicago, Washington D.C., NYC.......
I took a short cut to a small lake to fish for trout in Alaska once. Managed to cut through a huge patch of blueberries...seemed okay until I found a freshly killed caribou.