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mathewsman
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Just about 2 years ago I experienced my most memorable (to this day) hunting adventure ever! With no points I put in for (dare I say the best) Utah's San Juan spring bear hunt. Expecting it to take at least 6 years to even have a sniff at an actual tag, I was SHOCKED when the successful letter came. I ended up taking my first ever bear over bait on memorial day, 2009. Finally after almost 2 years, my bear is resting (comfortably) in my trophy room (yeah it's the garage...choose your battles wisely with the wifey!)LOL Actually I really like him where he is. His cape is absolutely beautiful! A chocolate body with a tan muzzle and a bit of cinnamon on his legs. His skull measures 18", he stands 6'7" from his feet to his nose, and has a wingspan of 5'9". Every time I leave or come home from work, or come in and out of the house, I get to re-live that amazing bear adventure...which brings a smile to my face and gratitude in my heart for having the fortune to enjoy such a hunt! Put this on your (huntin) bucket list boys. Every hunter should experience the thrill of "stick flippin" a big ol' bear at least once in their lives!! But after you try it once, trust me, you'll be hooked.
Memorial day 2009
This was a trail cam pic of my bear taken the day I set the bait and 9 days before I killed him. The date is correct on the pic, but the time is off.
His final resting place.
"...I got a shotgun, rifle, and a 4 wheel
drive, and a country boy can survive..."
Hank Williams Jr.
Memorial day 2009
This was a trail cam pic of my bear taken the day I set the bait and 9 days before I killed him. The date is correct on the pic, but the time is off.
His final resting place.
"...I got a shotgun, rifle, and a 4 wheel
drive, and a country boy can survive..."
Hank Williams Jr.