What
do you get on a spring black bear hunt with Mike's Outfitting?
- A 150% or higher success
rate with a 2 bear limit
- Bait sites where 6 foot,
200 plus lb. bears are average.
- A good opportunity to take
a 300 lb. to 500 lb. Bear with a big, record book skull.
- A very high bear population
area - see as many as 40 different bears in a week.
- 25% color phased bears.
- A maximum of 6 rifle or
bowhunters per week.
- No Black Flies
Black Bear Hunting
We have been doing black
bear hunts in Peace River, Alberta, Canada since 1992 and
we have taken dozens of huge bodied, record book bears. Many
of the big bears have been shot in just the last few years.
The Peace River region of Canada is perfect habitat. The lush
woods, farmland and high population of big game animals gives
plenty for the bears to eat and get huge. There are also very
limited outfitter tags and little local black bear hunting
pressure.
During our spring bear hunts
you will be hunting bait sites that have been set up well
in advance of your hunt. All the baits are set for a 15 to
20 yard shot, making it perfect for bowhunters and easy for
rifle hunters. We use a variety of bait including beef and
pork scraps, beavers, grain and candy. All of it is put in
a barrel and cribbed with logs so you are given a perfect
broadside bowhunting shot. Tips given at the start of the
hunt will also help you determine males from females, and
mature from young.
Alberta, Canada has
a large population of wolves and there is a chance that one
will visit your bait. Wolves are very wary and usually don't
give an easy shot opportunity but it is a possible bonus on
an already great Canadian black bear hunt.
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here for price information
Read
our 2007 Black Bear Report
PDF
Format -250KB
References
Mike Siegler 262-628-4865
Eric Montague 801-446-5373
George Williams 704-436-6587
Joe Coleman 731-660-3831
Zig Kertenis 860-763-0336
Jim Shea 248-618-0054
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