Where to Find Color Phase Black Bears
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- Black bears come in colors that are not black. This video explains where to find them across North America. Here is a chart the the states and provinces with their percentage of color and which colors.
State/Province Percent* Available Colors
Arkansas 20 Brown, Cinnamon
Arizona 60-70+ Brown, Cinnamon, Blonde
California 70-80+ Brown, Blonde, Cinnamon
Colorado 60-70+ Brown, Blonde, Cinnamon
Idaho 30-40 Brown, Blonde
Michigan 5- Brown
Minnesota 5+ Brown
Montana 30-40 Brown, Blonde, Cinnamon
New Mexico 60-70+ Brown, Blonde, Black Mixed
Oregon 40-50+ Brown, Cinnamon, Blonde
Utah 60-70+ Brown, Blonde, Cinnamon
Washington 40-50+ Brown, Cinnamon, Blonde
Wisconsin 5- Brown
Wyoming 40+ Brown, Blonde, Black Mixed
Alberta 25-30+ Brown, Cinnamon, Blonde
British Columbia 20-25 Brown, Blonde, Cinnamon
Manitoba 25-30+ Brown, Cinnamon, Blonde
Northwest Territories 25-30- Brown, Blonde, Black Mixed
Ontario 5- Brown, Cinnamon, Blonde (Mostly in Western)
Saskatchewan 25-30+ Brown, Blonde, Black Mixed
Yukon 25-30+ Brown, Blonde, Black Mixed
*Percentages are estimates and vary depending upon specific area. All other states and provinces not listed less than 1-percent.
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There are color phase along the east coast,I myself have seen 6 2 blond 3 brown and one lighter I call cinnamon, I'm just one person in a small area
how about the uncommon color phases like the glaciers?
The Kermode and glacier bears are confined to small areas and wouldn't be considered major color phases but I sure would like to add them to my collection.
@@BowhuntingRoad you have way more bear knowledge than anyone i know. id love to see you do a video on them
I have blond phase black bear that has glacial phase blue on the roots of the body and tips of the fur looks more of a grizzly bear blonde from north Idaho region.
Someone shot a chocolate/cinnamon bear in baraga county in the upper peninsula of Michigan recently.
Cool!
You didnt mention that Southeast alaska also has the glacier bear color phase
As well not many but they are there
I know cause I hunted there for decades
I've got 9 bears now a blond,cinnamon,chocolate and 6 blacks.
Awesome!
Ended up here from a random YT short comment section arguing about a bear being a cinnamon or grizzly. Thank you for the education!
I’m just glad you mentioned my home state, Arkansas. I’m setting out on a bear quest. I’ve always wanted to kill one but I am determined to kill one. We do have black, chocolate, and cinnamon. I have trail cam pic of all 3 colors but mostly black. I don’t really care at this point I just want to kill one. LOL!!!
I guess whatever turns your crank. Lol. Tragic….
Want my grand slammed colors so bad but ultimate for me will be a Glacial Blue/ Silver but get the checkbook out
Yeah me too!
that "cinnamon" that you have the trail cam pic in Ontario, I would call chocolate.
Interesting. I'm not sure what bear would be a cinnamon if that one is not. It has a lot of red to it.
@@BowhuntingRoad I agreeing does have some red, and then tapers to darker. And I guess that’s my issue with the whole colour thing is that it is quite subjective. They are all just variations of lighter and darker brown with different tones to them. It makes sense why no one can keep records of grand slam colour phase, because, well, where does it stop. What about chest patches? What about forearms? Etc.
I hear ya. Plus some bears are blonde on the back and chocolate on the legs. Those of us who are interested in putting together a group of people who have or want to complete the grand slam have discussed having a system of color swatches, etc. It's a difficult thing to define. Seems to me anything with a significant red tint to it should be classified as a cinnamon but that's just me.
Hi, I'm Italian, do you know if i can find some wolves or lynx near Melfort, Saskatchewan or i have to go much further north? And where's the northern limit of bobcat range? Thanks.
Yes there are wolves in that area, but I am not sure of the northern range of bobcats. My guess would be that once you hit the northern boreal forest there are lynx and not bobcats.
@@BowhuntingRoad Thanks.
What a cool bit of information, thanks a bunch! No wonder we don’t see a lot of color phase bears in my areas. I had the pleasure of watching a gorgeous chocolate with a pair of cubs at my site last season for long stretches, what a show they put on sometimes!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I was turkey scouting down here in kentucky, we dont have brown bears but i swear i saw one looking at me standing out of a small cave under rock on the side of the mountain all i could see is shoulders and head so after looking for a few seconds i went ahead and turned into lightning mcqueen
Brown bears are only found in Alaska and Russia, but it is possible you saw a brown colored black bear. It would be very rare in KY, but not impossible.
Must be in a weird pocket on the eastern side of Minnesota we see 2 or three color phase bears a year.
Brown probably?
Thanks for the information bernie keep up the good work
Thanks, will do!
Come on Spring Bear Season! Great info!
Can't wait!
Who the hell as in what kind of person would take pride/pleasure in killing a colour variety of bears. What the hell would be the joy in this?
Joy in it??? What a dumb idea. If I have to explain it to you then you aren't smart enough to understand it.
@@BowhuntingRoad lmao