Same as Colorado here.
If you want one that eats well.....focus your areas on where they are eating.
Focus on the oak aspen line. Some bears stay in the oak all year. 90% of the diet is fruit nuts, grass and plants. 10% small mammals.
Look for the service berry, choke berry, squaw apple at the lower elevations and slightly higher than that cow parsnip. In the fall berries and mast ( acorns) is what they want. Ants ,wasps bees and termites will get them roughing up the ground and turning over rocks. Its real obvious your in a good spot when you walk in a nice open park and all the rocks are rolled over once.
If you go up to the spruce fir line you are too high in my opinion.
I tried the rabbit in distress call once....it was unnerving. If you want to try that id recommend a tree stand and a tube running down to the ground and call into the tube.
The area I elk hunt has all those feed items I mention above and its very obvious what slopes the bears like.
Arrowed this boar last year and he is eating just plain awesome. Lastly if you can get some trail cams up, they really helped find em or eliminate spots
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