Bear hunting with a bow in WV is mostly dumb luck. I grew up there (Grant County) and still hunt there every single year. Baiting for bear is illegal in WV, so you won't be able to sit above a bait pile as they do in most northern bear hunts.
Most bears are killed off of dogs in WV, so that's an option if you enjoy that. Outside of that, it's a tough hunt to get on a bear with a bow in a natural environment. I'm lucky enough to have a 1/2 mount of a beautiful black bear on my wall that I killed with a bow, but I was deer hunting and it was just pure happen-stance that he walked by my stand. In fact, I had never seen a bear on that farm before or since.
Good luck! There are lots of bears up there. Tucker county was mentioned, and it definately has a good population - as do most of those central counties. Nicholas county has a very good bear population as well. The southern tier has a good population as well. It's a beautiful state to hunt.
Bottom line, there is a really good population of bear there, but it's not easy to bow hunt them as they don't pattern out like a deer, and again - you cannot bait for bear.