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bear hunters- choose your weapon.

Started by ozy clint, April 08, 2009, 10:25:00 PM

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ozy clint

what are you using this spring? bow and arrow setup? hunting method? i can't wait!   :archer:  

i'll be using my bob lee recurve. spot'n'stalk. 54# or maybe 69# if i feel confident with it. GT carbons with 350gr upfront. 615gr and 780gr respectively.

what's your poison?
Thick fog slowly lifts
Jagged peaks and hairy beast
Food for soul and body.

Border black douglas recurve 70# and 58# HEX6 BB2 limbs

Jerry Wald

I am going to have a go with the Shrew. Spot and stock for me always. Just my point of view but I think baiting isn't fair chase....again only my opinion.

The challenge of the wind in a spot and stock situation is so critical....then there is cover and range of ability.

I think it's one of the most challenging ways to hunt period.

Anyway I will be using the new carbons and some Magnus II sharpened to my liking.

Season opens next week here, but with all the snow we will see how long it is before they get their idy bidy eyes open.

Looking forward to it though....still 3-4 feet of snow in the bush, but some of the hills are bareing up....just need real bears now

Jer Bear

jrchambers

i will also be using a shrew 58lb 680 gr ad trad probably a woodsman for a blackie and a woodsman for a brownie, i belive in blood with bears.  spot and stalk

JEFF B

you boys aint right in the head hunting bears  :scared:    :biglaugh:
'' sometimes i wake up Grumpy;
other times i let her sleep"

TGMM FAMILY OF THE BOW

Manitoba Stickflinger

1972 Red Wing Hunter, 48#@28. I barely draw 27"s. Arrow= CX 150 with 300 grains up front. Tusker Concords, right bevel, tanto tip, for a total weight of 615 grains.

Side note....this is my Daddy's bow that he killed his first bear with in 1973 a week after I was born. He'll be with me on the ground over bait videoing me do it just like he did 36 years ago.

Schultzy

Try your spot and stalk and see how far It gets ya here In the thick big woods of Northern Minnesota. ;)  If I'm lucky enough to get drawn for a Mn bear license this year I'll either be using my 14 year old 61 pound Windwalker T/D Recurve or another T/D Recurve of some kind, haven't decided on what brand yet I'm buying. My arrows that I'll be using this year will be a 1st for me. I've always shot 2216's and have had great luck with them but I plan on getting some 340 FMJ's here shortly and give these a try so I can achieve a higher FOC with good arrow flight. If everything goes right I should have a finished arrow weight of about 700 grains with an FOC of about 23%. My arrow will be tipped with a big 3 blade Snuffer.

I forgot to mention this will be a fall hunt If I'm drawn. No spring bear season In Mn and yes It will be over bait.

saltwatertom

Spot and stalk using the same setup I use for chipmunks, grouse, rabbits, pigs and moose. A Wensel woodsman on the front of some carbon out of a 55# Dalla.

UMMMMM..... tasty  :bigsmyl:
"There is always luck about, for those willing to look for it"

Michael Peschek

It will be my first year pursuing black bears. I plan on using my 60# Damon Howatt Hunter recurve with a Carbon Express arrow weighing around 615 grains with 315 up front and a grizzly broadhead. I might try predator calling from a tree stand or trying to stalk them in the berry fields I have seen them in before. Should be exciting!

champ38

No spot and stalk here,its blackies over bait. 63# Shrew, 560gn arrow, WW head. Cant wait.
56" Shrew Classic Carbon 68@29
58" 2-P Centaur Cabon Elite 57@29

tyee

60# bezaleel recurve for my spring bear bait hunt out of a db blind carbon express heritage with muzzy phatoms come august it will be spot and stalk
+ calling bezaleel longbow 60 # chundo arrows 700grn tipped with fish heads by Len Fisher
in less than a month I will be sitting at a bait
can't wait good  luck to all
bezaleel bow works
schafer
howatt

Biggie Hoffman

55# Swamp Rooter Recurve and 220 gr Muzzy Phantoms
PBS Life Member
Member 1K LLC

"If you are twenty and aren't liberal you don't have a heart...if you're forty and not conservative you don't have a brain".....Winston Churchill

arrowslinger22

Selfbow around 48#, ash arrows and 190g ribteks.
Only when the last tree has died
and the last river been poisoned
and the last fish been caught
will we realize that we cannot eat money

d. ward

1959 Bear Kodiak 64" 51#@28...arrow 640 grain 1959 Bill Sweetland forgewood tipped with a headshrinker and 59 Bear Razorhead.
Over bait in Que'bec....bd

MI_Bowhunter

51# Horne's Brushbow.   Full length Beeman ICS 500 with 100g insert and 125gr Stinger or Razercap broadheads.  (subject to change at any time of course)
"Failure is an attitude, not an outcome."  -Harvey Mackay

            :archer:               MikeD.

Santiam

I am using my Bear Kodiak,55 lbs...30 inch Heritage 150,s with 100 gr brass inserts and 145 gr Bear razorheads...

Can't bait here so I have a tree stand on ridge travel routes...
Good Arrow Flight   >>>-------->

Over&Under

I will be using my Centaur Dbl Carbon 53#'s Vapor 3000 with 100 grain brass insert and a 125 grain Snuffer up front. Tree stand over a water hole.  Can't bait here in CO.
"Elk (add hogs to the list) are not hard to hit....they're just easy to miss"          :)
TGMM

drewsbow

42# whisperstik , beman .500's mfx with 550 up front and a total of 840 gr . woodsman or snuffer head.
Try to be the person your dog thinks you are :0)
TGMM Family of the Bow
N.Y. Bowhunters member
BigJim 3 pc buffalo 48@28
BigJim thunderchild 55@31
BigJim thunderchild 55@32 Jim's bow

cacciatore

I really would like to hunt spot and stalk in Alaska,maybe a good hearted bowman can give me a helping hand.Felix
1993 PBS Regular
Compton
CBA
CSTAS

Grant Young

68#, 60", 1969 Bear B riser takedown, 2317 Easton shafts and Razorheads in LaTuque Quebec with Bowdoc, Tom Phillips and a bunch of the best guys in the world to share a camp with.  Grant

Bill Sant

Felix
We do a little spot and stalk, mostly on black bear.  For the most part we predator call brownies and use a double bull ground blind.  Our biggest problem is where we hunt 50% of our call ins are sows with cubs.  It is really problematic when the cubs get curios about the blind.   Spot and stalk is tough because of the dense foliage and the lack of flat terrain.  If you were thinking of coming here I'd stick to the coastal hunts where you can stalk on the beaches.  PM me if you want, I could get you some info.  Bill


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