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There’s more than one way to pursue a bear - spot-and-stalk, baiting, hounds. Choose your weapon too - bow, rifle, or muzzleloader. They all have their intricacies. The good news, all are challenging, fun, and hopefully reward you with a bear for the freezer. We go through all these options with Ryan Lampers in our final installment of our spring bear special. Listen in to the end for some great shot placement advice. It may not be what you’ve heard before.
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8 апр 2021

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@richardcharitat 7 месяцев назад

Great conversation. Bear hunters sharing knowledge, from their lived experiences. Very informative.

@gebogen1383 3 года назад

These bear talks and the binocular talk with Paul? are my favorites so far. You guys have come a long ways as interviewers, good on ya.

@VortexNation 3 года назад

Thank you!

@popadop91 3 года назад

Thank you that helps out so much! I'll be hunting spring bear for the first time this year and I can't wait!

@yeetarmyitstimeforgoodtime8958 7 месяцев назад

Really liked the part about shot placement because some people recommend high shoulder on whitetail but sounds like not such a good idea on black bear

@williambarnes4612 3 года назад

Cartridge profile suggestion: 7mm Remington magnum?

@sha6mm 2 года назад

I only have one Bear and this makes me want to go again. Excellent Video. I’m going next spring.

@VortexNation 2 года назад

You definitely should!

@TheWildDoc Год назад

This spring will be my first time bear hunting!

@michaelvangundy226 2 года назад

In the spring those bears will trip over the truck. Tear down electric fence, just to tear up my beehives in the back yard. I've seen them go around the barking dog on a chain. But I have worked with the game department and they won't go in their trap even with honeycomb in it. Pretty aware of their environment. They never stick around when I have a rifle on my back. They run like a fullback.