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HAHAHAH, maybe there are leadberries in your area. That would help get a bear there.But no...
I've honestly only seen one bear that was over 500 pounds and was definetly over 7' long. People get them here in Washington though its rare. Average bear 175 lbs or so, so when you see a 500 plus pound bear you will know it!
This one?http://hunting-washington.com/smf/index.php/topic,138043.msg1832844.html#msg1832844or the spring bear this year?
I imagine there have been a few 500# taken near the Peninsula. Anywhere that has constant food source and warm winters can produce some fatties, i.e. SE Alaska has warm winters and plenty of food. 400+ isn't terribly uncommon there.Bears aren't measured by weight anyway, skull size and age are more interesting (and reliable) if you're talking trophy. Quote from: tgomez on October 05, 2015, 11:06:54 AMI've honestly only seen one bear that was over 500 pounds and was definetly over 7' long. People get them here in Washington though its rare. Average bear 175 lbs or so, so when you see a 500 plus pound bear you will know it! Was it near your 200" bucks? Haha you beat me to it.