Originally Posted by Pathfinder76 (Post 4607457)

You shot a Grizzly at 350 yards with a 6.5-284? Six times?

Originally Posted by marky_mark (Post 4607459)

You bet
The story is on here
Second animal on a sheep hunt in the yukon

You havent?

Ive hunted the 3 largest bear species on the planet
And the grizzly isnt one of them
I'm assuming you've done the same?

Originally Posted by Pathfinder76 (Post 4607460)

All the sheep and bears I’ve killed have been on my own.

I stand by what I said earlier in this thread. Our houses are glass.

Originally Posted by Smoky buck (Post 4607477)

:party0051:

Originally Posted by Smoky buck (Post 4607477)

Originally Posted by fishnguy (Post 4607491)

You are going to need a bigger bag! :)

Originally Posted by DirtShooter (Post 4607495)

A bear sized bag of popcorn.

Originally Posted by marky_mark (Post 4607468)

That gives you a lot less knowledge then you think

I used to think the same way

I have buddy's that still do

Blinded by the idea that for some reason being an alberta diy hunter

I knew everything lol

Thats just not the case



Every hunt i go on I learn something new. That's part of the joy of the hunt

You can take what you learn on a variety of different hunts and apply it to ones back home or abroad to make you more successful



These guys have 1 trick

Shoot at it from far away and shoot often

It was working for them, until it didnt



There's no glass houses on my end

I did it

And I'm going to do it again this year

Ill give you the contact info for the outfitter if you like



This is where im going

They shot a 9.5 footer on the mountain at main camp (when you see the float plane) on opening day

https://youtu.be/fAKB6-6neBI

Originally Posted by H380 (Post 4607592)

In reference to Gus and his SCI world record brownie , he is a good friend and shot this bear at a distance of 5 yds with his bow . When I asked him which pin he used he said " all of em " ...lol

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