One off the mountain

deadend

Senior Member
Eased up the mountain last week to a spot that’s always been pretty good. Haven’t seen a whole lot of acorns but sat on a good trail intersection coming out of the laurel. This slob came through about 4:30 heading up the ridge and offered up a 26 yard shot. Ambled off after the shot and fell over 36 yards away in the laurel. Guessing he was at least 4 bills. Got him quartered and in the packs and to the truck we went cussing every blowdown. Head/hide, 4 quarters and backstraps weighed 234lbs on my scale the next morning. Ended up leaving neck meat, ribs, and fat for the critters due to temperature, time, and distance. 7E430D8B-BD31-4FBD-B3E6-6B6B360775C7.jpegB4C05CD4-AF43-4C20-940C-3272821B6012.jpegD6E5D2C9-3363-47C8-B062-6DEC0C1B2164.jpegDA15FD4F-1103-452F-8C2F-156591E0481E.jpeg
 

Mattval

Senior Member
AWESOME! Great Job!

You didn't mention what mountain....?
 

antharper

“Well Rounded Outdoorsman MOD “
Staff member
Heck yeah , congrats ! It’s about time we got to see a dead bear on here , a grown one to !
 

ghadarits

Senior Member
That’s a good looking bear, nice rug on that one. Congrats on taking him.
 

trad bow

wooden stick slinging driveler
Congratulations on a super nice bear.
 

Thunder Head

Gone but not forgotten
Congrats on a fine bear!
 

NCHillbilly

Administrator
Staff member
That is a fine bear! Congrats!
 

bany

Senior Member
Great bear! Congratulations!
 

Buckman18

Senior Member
Congratulations on a very nice bear!!
 
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