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that is really cool!!!!!! I could only imagine how awesome the mount is gona look with a picture of the bear with that arrow burried in it below it on the wall!!!!!!
Or maybe a full body mount with the arrow actually in the mount just like you shot him Posts: 1056 | From: Pennsylvania | Registered: Mar 2011
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I might have some similar video of the bear I shot on May 28 in Northern Alberta had my "cameraman" been just a bit more reliable. When I asked him if he had got the shot on camera he replied that he did not video small bears. Translated into English that meant "I ran the battery dead on my I-phone texting with my girlfriend". He did make up for it by skinning my bear really quickly as the daylight was fading (which is why I have no pictures) and the mosquitoes were getting out of control (no thermacell).
Even more impressive might have been the footage of the first bear that came in and finally walked over to the decoy grease jug at about 10 yards. That one bit at the jug a couple of times before grabbing the jug firmly and quickly running off with it.
My bear was a dry sow that would have weighed about 150 pounds. I have always felt that bears that size would be two or maybe three years old. The local game warden told me about a healthy bear she shot that would not have weighed more than a hundred pounds and when she sent a tooth in for aging the bear turned out to be a five year old.
I too was working for an outfitter, but unlike you I had one night to hunt. The boss and I both were able to go out the same night and we agreed to shoot any legal bear that came along. He shot his spot and stock (he will not shoot his money bears) at a range of about 8 yards with a compound.
Overall we had a pretty successful hunt with 20 hunters shooting 26 bears. I was the only one who shot mine with a stick bow. One hunter arrowed a very nice cinnamon phase bear that measured well over 20 inches initially. The rest were shot with both compounds and guns.
I might have shot mine with my 64 Kodiak, but I ran short of money on the way there and ended up selling it. Do not feel sorry for me though as I used a gorgeous RER static recurve that I recently traded for.
DDave
-------------------- I remember fondly the days when I had a master eye. These days all I have is a couple of slaves.
Once you commit to a small spot the size of the rest of the target matters not one bit.
Good service ought not to appear exceptional. Posts: 1091 | From: Mirror, Alberta, Canada | Registered: May 2009
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Great video and great trail cam pict as well. Even better shot - congrats on your success! Posts: 1114 | From: Hudsonville, MI | Registered: Mar 2003
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Hi Mitch H !Great shot! I' m shooting Easton Axis 31" 400 and Rage 2 blade 125gr on my Black Hawk Bows straigth 64" #61 longbow and 100gr Rage 2 blade on my vintage Bear Grizzly recurve bow 60" #50 !
Switching to compound too but since13 years !
Congrats dude! And thanks for your comment about your bear hunt in Quebec!
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Im going to Ron Henri's on May 26th! Awesome footage and great shot!
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I' m shooting Easton Axis 31" 400 and Rage 2 blade 125gr on my Black Hawk Bows straigth 64" #61 longbow and 100gr Rage 2 blade on my vintage Bear Grizzly recurve bow 60" #50 !
