2018 Bear Success Thread

Spring 2019 Oregon bear. I specifically bear hunt the drainages where I elk hunt in the fall to do a little of my own predator management. This is my second bear from this drainage and it's deep; NOT fun packing animals out, haha. Doesn't hurt that spring bear tastes amazing too! Also found a good pile of sheds.
 

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Spring 2019 Oregon bear. I specifically bear hunt the drainages where I elk hunt in the fall to do a little of my own predator management. This is my second bear from this drainage and it's deep; NOT fun packing animals out, haha. Doesn't hurt that spring bear tastes amazing too! Also found a good pile of sheds.
This is awesome. Looks like you'll earn that meat with the steep pack out.
 
Fall bear in Washington, just a one night trip two bears. One bear the first evening, second bear after morning hunt on the way back down the trail to go home. We ending up not being able to carry down all the meat, fat and hides in one trip because the trail was to rough. Stayed a extra night and got the rest the next day.
 

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My nine year olds first bear from earlier this year, she's stacking stuff up this season.
Nice Bear
 
Got my first, right at 400 lbs. Skull was 20 9/16", nose/tail was 6'4".
 

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