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Buy the no bait just bears or ultimate guide to bear hunting book.Lots of good areas on the west side, alpine berry patches in September and October, lower clear cuts in august and September.Get behind gates, if it’s hot hunt gully’s and shaded sides of hills.
The tribe can use bait on their lands, but is spendy:https://biggamehuntingadventures.com/trophy-black-bear-hunting-in-washington-state/The site owner, Bearpaw also offer do it yourself hunt maps, cheaper than a guided hunt and have heard folks on here say they are fairly successful using them:https://www.bearpawoutfitters.com/
Quote from: X-Force on April 05, 2022, 11:27:52 AMBuy the no bait just bears or ultimate guide to bear hunting book.Lots of good areas on the west side, alpine berry patches in September and October, lower clear cuts in august and September.Get behind gates, if it’s hot hunt gully’s and shaded sides of hills.Thanks. Just ordered the ultimate guide and will read through that the next few weeks.
I have been considering doing a bear hunt for the first time in my life this fall
If I were you I'd focus on old gated logging roads early August. Fawn distress calls work great if your seeing sign or sit over an older clearcut that you can still see into during the evening hours.
Lots of good areas on the west side, alpine berry patches in September and October, lower clear cuts in august and September.Get behind gates, if it’s hot hunt gully’s and shaded sides of hills.