Bear long time comming
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Maq Attaq
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Way to go. Congrats on a great bear
It seems it is very hard to prepare bear, you cut and whittle for hours to get the fat off and then have very little edible meat left.I jerkyed all of it and with enough seasoning it taste just like any other jerky. I honestly cannot tell a difference between the bear, deer, or elk that I have made into jerky, it's all good.Nice bear and write up. My question is how did he taste?
Got him back from the taxidermist today and also had the good fortune of dropping my sons bear off as well. My son took a great little bear a few weeks ago that has a coat and color unlike anything I have ever seen, a very deep chocholate/gray color with really thick and long fur, neither bears have any bald spots. First two pics are mine and the next three are of my sons, we have a lot of pics before the shot but very few after. Both bears were taken with a 325WSM at closer ranges 90 yards and about 25 yards, the first one took three shots before he stopped getting up the second took 1 and it was lights out. My son took this one in SE Alaska the first day of hunting, it turned out to be the best legal black bear we saw the entire time. Had a close call with a large Brownie that I will post up sometime this week.
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Catahoula
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Congrats,
That is a hell of a bear. You may go a day or two before you top him. Thanks for the photos.
Kirk
That is a hell of a bear. You may go a day or two before you top him. Thanks for the photos.
Kirk
NLS1
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Those are great looking bears!
I know it's an older thread, but just ran across it.
Congrats to you and your son!
Dan
I know it's an older thread, but just ran across it.
Congrats to you and your son!
Dan
