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Hunters bear from late yesterday afternoon. 420 lbs
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And you can make bear steaks, you can bear burgers, you can make bear chili, you can make bear stew, you can make bear roast, you can make fried bear, you can make bear gumbo....you get the idea! Enough bear there to Forrest Gump it!!
Congratulations on a VERY fine bear right there!
Congratulations on a VERY fine bear right there!
Holy cow what a bear. Congrats to you both!
What a pumpkin head
Hunter is following two generations of mountain men I am glad I got to meet
Hunter is following two generations of mountain men I am glad I got to meet
Again, congrats on an amazing animal. BTW, How does one get a 420 lb. bear out of the woods whole to weigh him? There’s no way I could lift him into my pickup. Don’t think me and five guys could as much as they roll. Maybe roll him on a trailer?
He used a rolling deer cart. I'm pretty sure the cart will never recover.
wow, still a beastly feat considering the size and weight. amazing.
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IT took him his dad and one of his friends approximately 4 hrs. Now these boys are varsity football players and are as strong as a team of horses for there size.
BIG ol' bear! Congrats to him!!!
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I've rolled a cart with not near that much weight, really no where near, and getting it over logs and such was a pain.
Awesome bear. How did it happen?
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Hunter was working his way out of the woods that evening ,when he saw him way above him on the mtn. He shot the bear just before he went into a thicket. by the time he got to where the bear was standing it was getting dark. He looked for blood but couldn't any. so he market the spot and his dad went in there the next morning and found the bear about 150 yds from the shot. He called hunter at school and he and his friend went to get the bear out.. IT took them over 4 hrs to get the bear out from there.