A few game camera pictures

[mr4pt]

Ok, so there's this spot on our land that never gets hunted. It's very hard to get to because of two very large and steep ravines that protect it. I have been dying to get in there and hunt it but it just always seemed like so much trouble seeing as how I already have some prime spots.

Around the end of August I got a wild hair and decided to go put a feeder and a game camera up there. Today I got the energy up to go get my game camera. I was shocked to say the least.....



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The rest of the roll was used up on does, coons, and a few small bucks but the bear was definately a bonus. I have only seen one bear there and that was 15 years ago.

For those of you who know bears, whatcha think he weighs?

I don't think I'll hunt there unless I want to kill that bear. Hell, I can shoot does and small bucks where I'm hunting now

[mr4pt]

For reference, that pvc feeder is 4" wide and 6' tall. You can see all but the top 2" in the first pic.

[huntnhammer]

There are no pictures.

[mr4pt]

crap

try the link instead

[deerslayer11]

Looks like a tall skinny one. I cant say that Ive ever seen one around here.

[NitroHunter]

I wish could get pics of one with mine. I've got a neighbor that swears he sees one every week around his place but I've not even seen a track from it.

[BGH228]

Do yall have a bear season?

[mr4pt]

Yeah, our archery bear season runs from Oct 1 thru Nov, then a short two week gun season.

My idea of bear hunting is stumbling thru the woods during gun deer season and if I see a bear I'll shoot it.

[thunderbuck]

looks to me like he's anywhere from 90-120lbs. keep that feeder full, and he'll be 150 by nappy time. ;D