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Well let's put it this way. If I am out right after first or fresh snow and I find tracks. Don't need a dog to track down the bear that made them. Be prepared to go a long way and mark your truck on your GPS. Once I get my nose to the ground following tracks, might be a few miles before I really take a look as to where I am.
Second, with snow on the ground the bears have to use more energy to stay warm, and they have to waist energy to move the snow out of the way to eat. So this means they need to eat more and be up on the move more.
O ya and a black bear does kinda stand out in the snow.
Last thing is most people here in Comifornia won't go hunt when the snow hits. BOOM, the woods are basically empty.
Second, with snow on the ground the bears have to use more energy to stay warm, and they have to waist energy to move the snow out of the way to eat. So this means they need to eat more and be up on the move more.
O ya and a black bear does kinda stand out in the snow.
Last thing is most people here in Comifornia won't go hunt when the snow hits. BOOM, the woods are basically empty.