Big Game Hunting
Wisconsin Bear Hunting
3/24/08 @ 8:41 PM
i got a tag this year for bear hunting and i amm looking for some advice. i am wondering wear i should bait on my land. the last 2 years i have had a friend and a family member hunt the same stand and both have seen bear and got them on the trail camera at the same stand. my dad thinks that i should hunt on the other side of the land which is across a fairly messy swamp. do bears really travel that far and through that much just to get food. any advice is greatly appreciated. thanks. notice the screen name. that is literally the spot that the bear have been seen and that is not a joke. the spot is called bearhill and that is the name of the road we r closest to.
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Kirby14- yes I have 3 openings left!
Just 15 days before we can start baiting. Of course, it happened again. Another major winter storm has hit. Currently 4" as of writing this. With 12-18" expected. With 18" still on the ground. It's going to be May before we can start. In the pic. You can see the tip of the legs of my summer dog box. Which sits 8.5" above the trucks bed rails. YIKES!!
Reading a few past posts. I see the topic of bears moving to find a food source. It's a topic that always comes up in season here. In the early 2000's a study was done in WI. Documenting bears traveling over 30 miles to a mushroom crop. Well, that was good enough last year. As the topic of acorns came up. So we did some research. It was easy to find, and quite disturbing. There are studies showing bears to travel 100+ miles to get to acorn crops. YES!! 100+ MILES!! Let's put that in perspective a bear that we have been feeding all summer long here in the St Germain area. Is now in your back yard in Green Bay. I don't know about you, but I for one. Have no clue how to hunt something like that. Quite literally nothing you can do to change that.
So, when those baits go dead come the fall masts crops. Thats something to think about. Don't believe me. GTS!!
Good luck to all that have drawn this year.
Steve White
715-892-0032
Reading a few past posts. I see the topic of bears moving to find a food source. It's a topic that always comes up in season here. In the early 2000's a study was done in WI. Documenting bears traveling over 30 miles to a mushroom crop. Well, that was good enough last year. As the topic of acorns came up. So we did some research. It was easy to find, and quite disturbing. There are studies showing bears to travel 100+ miles to get to acorn crops. YES!! 100+ MILES!! Let's put that in perspective a bear that we have been feeding all summer long here in the St Germain area. Is now in your back yard in Green Bay. I don't know about you, but I for one. Have no clue how to hunt something like that. Quite literally nothing you can do to change that.
So, when those baits go dead come the fall masts crops. Thats something to think about. Don't believe me. GTS!!
Good luck to all that have drawn this year.
Steve White
715-892-0032
2023
Zone C
Still have availability for 3 hunters!
Hunt the entire season, or till you kill a bear!
Good luck this season , be safe!
Let’s go hunting!
Zone C
Still have availability for 3 hunters!
Hunt the entire season, or till you kill a bear!
Good luck this season , be safe!
Let’s go hunting!
Well I guess this makes it official. Both my wife and I drew tags. Neither of us expected it for at least a few more years. Neither of us have gone after bear before, but hunting together will make it even more special. We talked to several guides the last few days and choose one today. Very excited.
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