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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I'm packing up this morning to head to zone D for my first ever bear hunt. Wife also drew a tag and will be joining me Friday. We're using a guide and hunting over bait. Controlled excitement is the game plan. I've competed in various shooting disciplines throughout my life and hoping to draw on that to stay somewhat calm if I get a shot. What I really want is the wife to harvest one. That would make my year.
An unexpected surprise today. My father had a tag but has been dealing with medical issues. A lack of willing/able youngsters to transfer the tag in the family left him with the prospect of eating tag soup.
Yesterday, a local group of hunters harvested a 400# next to their property , got permission to cross his land to retrieve their bear. Today they rewarded him.....in spades.
Yesterday they learned he had a tag that he couldn't use. "Hold my beer." Today they put a bear up in a tree close to a road, called him and said if you want to fill your tag, we will get you under the tree.
Loaded him up in a UTV, brought him to within 20 yards of the tree, got him in his wheelchair and under the tree where he made the harvest.
I can't thank them enough for making a dream come true for my Dad. He's shot several bear in the past, but this was one nobody thought he would get. True sportsmen in every definition.
Yesterday, a local group of hunters harvested a 400# next to their property , got permission to cross his land to retrieve their bear. Today they rewarded him.....in spades.
Yesterday they learned he had a tag that he couldn't use. "Hold my beer." Today they put a bear up in a tree close to a road, called him and said if you want to fill your tag, we will get you under the tree.
Loaded him up in a UTV, brought him to within 20 yards of the tree, got him in his wheelchair and under the tree where he made the harvest.
I can't thank them enough for making a dream come true for my Dad. He's shot several bear in the past, but this was one nobody thought he would get. True sportsmen in every definition.
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