Congrats, that's a fine bear! sounds like you really enjoyed the experience and that's what it's all about!
Yes i sure did it was an up and down experience, i ended my last year bear season wounding my first bear and never found it. He came back to the bait a few days later and survived as he was on my trail cams for the next weeks but never in the daylight again. So this year going back out with the bow i was a littler nervous and doubtful of continuing bow hunting as i just converted from rifle last year. So to take this one with a bow was a huge set for me and built the confidence i needed.
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To each their own, as long as you hunt ethically I respect the weapon you choose! I use both bow/gun
It's your hunt and yours alone,happy to see your enjoyment and it will be one hunt you will not forget,learning to size up an animal doesn't come over night,being up nice and close with a bow will give you an edge,hope you have many more good memories because hunting is an adventure of a life time that never ends till you say so.
It's your hunt and yours alone,happy to see your enjoyment and it will be one hunt you will not forget,learning to size up an animal doesn't come over night,being up nice and close with a bow will give you an edge,hope you have many more good memories because hunting is an adventure of a life time that never ends till you say so.
Best off luck .
^^^^ this gentleman is 100% correct, nothing more needs to be said, except congratulations on your bear young man.
Guy shoots a yearling buck it's a great "meat" buck guy shoots a smaller bear and he's a baby killer? Congrats on the bowkill. Cut your tag on what makes you happy.
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