# 1 newfoundland Black Bear 21 11/16"
Beaulieus Trophy hunts Takes # 1 Black Bear All time for Newfoundland 21 11/16"
Jesse Fiske took the all time Record book Black Bear for Newfoundland On May 30th last year when this monster bruin showed himself for the second evening in a row.jesse's Black Bear weighed in at a whopping 480 pound spring weight and squared at 7'-1" with a skull of 21 11/16" This bear would of surely gone over 600pounds in the fall as there was not a ounce of fat on him.To learn more about these great hunts for black bears,moose,and woodland caribou visit the site at http://www.biggamehuntingnewfoundland.ca/
Labels: # 1 Black Bear Newfoundland
posted by deep country lodge at 3:17 PM
2 Comments:
Damn, that is one BIG BEAR...Congrats to you, and good luck with your future hunts...
It is crucial to understand the black bears don't really squeeze into the course of true hibernators. The bears possess the tenacity to outlive without eating, consuming, peeing or defecating as lengthy as seven several weeks. However, if they're disturbed throughout the wintertime season when they're dormant within the dens, these robustly-built creatures could possibly get irritated. The bears would rather spend winter in dens as they like steer clear of the chilliness in mid-air. There's scarcity of food throughout winter. Even when the bears choose lengthy sleep, sometimes, they are doing awaken and venture out searching for food once the weather conditions are a little mild. The hollow trees, the rock tooth decay, open-ground trees and so on become their treasured living places. The black bears throughout the wintertime several weeks feast upon themselves body fat. They put on pounds once they eat voraciously throughout spring and fall. This helps the bear to possess a peaceful winter months.
Learn more about moose hunting
Post a Comment
<< Home