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raydaughety
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Big Carolina Bear

Post by raydaughety »

Tyler and I have seen a nice bear on the farm that we hunt several times but just don't care to bear hunt. When I got a call from the farmer telling me that he had shot a nice bear, I never dreamed that he was this big.

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North Carolina is quickly being recognized for it's population of huge black bears. Just ask Grizz, I think that he has a couple of biguns around his place :wink: . This big boy weighed in at 595 lbs. We're waiting to see what the skull will score for his final B&C score. In fact, we're having a deer hunt there today to thin out some does.

Sorry for the poor photos, they were taken with a cell phone camera :roll: .
God Bless !!!!!!!!!

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Post by Grizzly Adam »

Yep.

A 602 pounder was killed very close to my farm this year, and a 500+ was killed by a car out on 94 about 1000 yards from my house.

I've heard of five over 500 killed in this general area (Hyde, Tyrrell, Washington) so far this year.

We've got 'em.

That's a nice one. :D
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Post by vixenmaster »

congrats to your friend thats a big Blackie for sure.
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Post by Sandman »

That's a nice bear....Pass on my congrats~!
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Post by Long Trang »

Holy @#$@! Thats a huge sucker but from what I hear, thats becoming common in NC.
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Post by DropTine »

What a huge bear!

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Post by pdislow »

there was a 500+ killed in pender county recently as well. 10 miles or so from me.
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:shock: Another one to feed my nightmares...
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Post by bigsy »

VixChix wrote::shock: Another one to feed my nightmares...
don't worry vix it won't be long til we have a southern ontario season as well.... :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Post by VixChix »

I'd be happy just to see an Ontario spring season again....!
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Post by MPSNIPER »

VixChix, Your not the only person to say that they'd like to see a spring bear seaon back in Ontario. It's unfounded not having one ! There are more bears in Ont. than ever. A complete load of crap that allowed this to happen, and just as bad is the fact that I doubt we'll see a spring seaon reinstated anytime in the near future.
I know of more than one story of a farmer shooting one out of seaon here because they were either becoming too bold around their homes, or damaging their crops. Unfortunately Ontario is also missing out on a large source of revenue through license fees and income tax heading to outfitters in QC or Manitoba.

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I'm sure there's a lot of SSS going on... it's just too bad that the guiding industry had to take the hit.
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Post by Golden Eagle »

That is a big brute. I wouldnt want the Taxidermy Bill on that rug. :) :)
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Post by pdislow »

i would sure love to have a rug like that one will make! MERRY CHRISTMAS !
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Post by saxman »

Thats a big bear :D
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