Hey thank a lot for your video I am going for my first bear hunt this year I got to see black bear up my treestand 30 yes big one and I have a bear tag but got to nervous to let my arrow go so I just let him go but that was amazing
Do you hunt western MA exclusively? Don't love there anymore but I could point out a couple great spots to do this type of hunt. Nice work out there. Good luck this year.
Each session would be only like 30 seconds to a minute, and after I'd call, I'd sit in the spot for 20 minutes before either repeating or moving to a different spot.
Yes, it's to sound like it's prey. Either a deer fawn (the slower, more sporadic calling like in the video), or the higher pitched/rapid calling to sound like a jackrabbit (or hare around there).
I set out to try an bet my first nkack bear this evening, i guess it was beginers luck because i picked the oerfect spot. He came into a corn feild an i could hear him ripping down corn stalks. I ened up within 10 yards of him an could not wpot him. I ended up calling out hey bear trying to make him standup an he ended up running the other way through the corn but let me you if not for a whisker biscuit my arrow wouldve been dancing, between excitement an shear fear there is no better adrenaline rush. I felt like a 16 year old about to get his first piece 😂
The most dangerous predator! MAN All joking aside predator calls are either food (wounded animal or lost young) or social (coyote howl/yips) so some predator calls sound like predators but MOST sound like a wounded or scared prey species
Beive a berkshires native. Botn and raised. You 100% can be picky with bears. Please stop shooting our small bears and give them the opportunity to grow. You 100% can shoot 300lbs plus with color phase, white patches ect.
I wish I lived out there. Then I'd have time to be more picky, but when I only had 2 days to hunt, and I want bear meat, I'm not going to be picky. As long as it isn't a mother with cubs, I'm happy with it. There's plenty of bears in the Berkshires to go around.
To be able to call in a bear and than shoot it is the ultimate predator hunt,so cool! You are a real woodsman. You inspired me to give it a try
Good luck! Hope it works for you too!
🍻 Calling by yourself is an interesting endeavor, and I'm glad you're able to hear the bear circling you.
Good production and audio. Great job for a smaller channel hopefully you won't be small for long.
Great video really KILLED it again! lol for real though always enjoy the format of the videos really well done!
nice job young man. I came across your channel a few months back and always enjoy your videos.
Great video. Thanks for sharing. The heart is always my favorite from any animal. Its the first thing we eat after a harvest or sucessful hunt.
Wow. Great video. Your are the best ❤
Did i see a little buck fever shaking there? Haha don't blame you that was intense - great work as always dude!
Great video. Nice job calling that bear in.
Good eating. Well done.
Salt those cracklins (fat) and they'll be a lot better, we used to do it with a fresh farm hog kill. Pretty cool hunt. Thanks for sharing.
Will do that next time, thanks!
Hey thank a lot for your video I am going for my first bear hunt this year I got to see black bear up my treestand 30 yes big one and I have a bear tag but got to nervous to let my arrow go so I just let him go but that was amazing
It's definitely a different feeling having a bear walk by you over a deer!
Do you hunt western MA exclusively?
Don't love there anymore but I could point out a couple great spots to do this type of hunt.
Nice work out there. Good luck this year.
Not exclusively. For bear, yes, but most else I hunt the eastern side of the state.
How long do you call for?
I'll call for a minute or so, then sit and wait for 15-20 minutes
Looks good to me. I’m trying to do the same thing in alaska right now
Good luck!
How long were you calling per session and how long between sessions?
Each session would be only like 30 seconds to a minute, and after I'd call, I'd sit in the spot for 20 minutes before either repeating or moving to a different spot.
so would you describe the sounds like a doe bleat??
More like a fawn bleat. I switch between the fawn bleat (slower version) and the hare in distress (rapid pace).
Good stuff! I never expected a bear call to sound like that, is that to mimick a baby bear or its prey?
Yes, it's to sound like it's prey. Either a deer fawn (the slower, more sporadic calling like in the video), or the higher pitched/rapid calling to sound like a jackrabbit (or hare around there).
I set out to try an bet my first nkack bear this evening, i guess it was beginers luck because i picked the oerfect spot. He came into a corn feild an i could hear him ripping down corn stalks. I ened up within 10 yards of him an could not wpot him. I ended up calling out hey bear trying to make him standup an he ended up running the other way through the corn but let me you if not for a whisker biscuit my arrow wouldve been dancing, between excitement an shear fear there is no better adrenaline rush. I felt like a 16 year old about to get his first piece 😂
I dont care about the size it is just a cool hunt to do
Its says PREDATOR call ? what predator makes that noise ????
Predator call refers to calls that call in predators. It's a jackrabbit/fawn distress call.
The most dangerous predator! MAN
All joking aside predator calls are either food (wounded animal or lost young) or social (coyote howl/yips) so some predator calls sound like predators but MOST sound like a wounded or scared prey species
Beive a berkshires native. Botn and raised. You 100% can be picky with bears. Please stop shooting our small bears and give them the opportunity to grow. You 100% can shoot 300lbs plus with color phase, white patches ect.
I wish I lived out there. Then I'd have time to be more picky, but when I only had 2 days to hunt, and I want bear meat, I'm not going to be picky. As long as it isn't a mother with cubs, I'm happy with it. There's plenty of bears in the Berkshires to go around.