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jungle book episode 10 Sounds like my last black bear hunt in SE Alaska.

Very nice pictures! The fall season always has a special place in my heart every single year!

4 friends went to Alaska. They split into 2 groups. All 4 of the guys killed bull moose. This was the last bull they killed. The deceased and his friend were butchering the bull when the bear sprung on them.

Solid advice. I was in the middle of a bench crouched by a log when I killed my bull. Was going to run right by me at less than 5 yards.

I got a little more info on this story because I know a guy who spoke to the mans (who was killed) cousin. The victim's hunting buddy was there with him at the time of the attack and shot/shot at the bear....unloading his rifle but the bear had already done his damage. Then the guy had to sit...

Dont overthink it. They are not nearly as smart as people claim them to be. lol Use your eyes and common sense and you will do just fine.

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Nice job guys!

Wow I would hate to have that tag and have someone rolling strolling through the woods...lol I am sure they are singing pretty good up there.

Sweet! Do they stink like an oversized coyote?

I am no expert, but I have been involved in more than a few elk dying over the years... - Get up early. - Stay out late. - Play the wind and the thermals the best you can. - Don't call until your in eminent range. - There are many other noises one can make in the woods (other than bugles and...

Have not shot nearly as many as most of you. But these are my best 2. #1 #2

I cant speak for everywhere but where I was hunting elk they were COMPLETELY bedded by 8:00AM and didn't move until an hour before dark. The temps were just too high for them to be active mid-day. In over 80 miles and 8 days of being in the woods from well before daylight to well after dark, I...

This is how the hunt ended. Better late than never. The hunting pressure was so extreme this year. It appeared that everyone there was pretty gung ho. 2nd to last evening. 20 yard broadside shot. My buddy with his 6X6 grueling pack-out. Got mine on the last evening last 30 minutes. 4.5 yard...

I didn't touch the snake. Its just a gopher snake and it was at 10,800'. I took a picture of it and left it right where I found it. Packing the shed out while hunting just was not practical. Not even in the least little bit. I travel with a very small day pack and would have had to carry it...

We took that picture and left it lying there... Packing it around for the rest of the day in the terrain we were in was NOT an option. My wife did not agree at the time but about an hour later she understood why we left it. lol

I made it home. Here are some pictures from my hunt. 80 Miles of Elk hunting in 8.5 days. This was a pretty grueling hunt with a lot of ups and downs (Pun Intended).

Yes with a side order of black bears.

Meh, I cant hit anything past 200 yards anyhow so I guess I have nothing to contribute to the MOA debate.... I just hide behind a flamingo decoy and move closer...lol T-Minus 18 hours and I am heading through the eye of a hurricane (Literally from the looks of things) for Colorado...

When was that picture taken and in what part of the country?