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Love to see some with pictures of course!


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Friend and I were up there in May and we each got nice bears. Haven't tried to figure out how to post pics on this site though.

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Not much of a report for me….shot this interior(ish) bear while sheep hunting. 4-5 yers old, according to the ADFG biologist who checked him in. Nothing special but I won’t pass up an interior bear.
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I wonder how the kodiak hunters are doing those that started hunting on 25 October their 15 days ends tomorrow.


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Originally Posted by T_Inman
Not much of a report for me….shot this interior(ish) bear while sheep hunting. 4-5 yers old, according to the ADFG biologist who checked him in. Nothing special but I won’t pass up an interior bear.
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Berry bears, even the brown ones, can be good eating.


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They killed a few in town


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Originally Posted by johnn
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Not much of a report for me….shot this interior(ish) bear while sheep hunting. 4-5 yers old, according to the ADFG biologist who checked him in. Nothing special but I won’t pass up an interior bear.
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Berry bears, even the brown ones, can be good eating.


He was gorging on blueberries, so I took the backstraps. Tastes no different to me than any other wild game. Pretty good.



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Nice! Jealous, plan to go back and hunt Kodiak in a few years. Elk next year, unfortunately missed this season due to a surgery, but went well smile Thank you for sharing!


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The bears haven’t checked-in yet! 😉😂 Sorry ……I couldn’t stop myself! ☹️ memtb

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Wet and cool and windy most of the time. Typical peninsula fall weather. Bad weather getting worse.

4 clients and all 4 killed bears. A couple of them glad to shoot and get back to normal weather.

Did not kill anything huge but one bear was 9 foot 10 inches which isn't bad.


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That's huge!


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My buddy went to his usual spot in Unit 17 and stayed the month of September like he usually does. Saw one bear the whole month move through the valley in an inaccessible area.

He generally stays the month and kills his 2 a year with several opportunities. He’s thinking the ADFG bear cull was effective even though it took place quite a ways from his area.

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Originally Posted by rost495
Wet and cool and windy most of the time. Typical peninsula fall weather. Bad weather getting worse.

4 clients and all 4 killed bears. A couple of them glad to shoot and get back to normal weather.

Did not kill anything huge but one bear was 9 foot 10 inches which isn't bad.

Unless you mistyped that number, a bear that size must be bigger than 95% of bears killed in a year.


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Originally Posted by TheKid
My buddy went to his usual spot in Unit 17 and stayed the month of September like he usually does. Saw one bear the whole month move through the valley in an inaccessible area.

He generally stays the month and kills his 2 a year with several opportunities. He’s thinking the ADFG bear cull was effective even though it took place quite a ways from his area.

I spent 2 weeks in 17A moose hunting this year and didn’t see a single bear, nor any sign of one. Even with 2 moose carcasses in the area. I was a bit surprised.

One exception of course was a small(ish) brown bear eating trash out of a dumpster near Dillingham.



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Wasn't there a brown bear culling operation in 17?


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I had a 3-year-old try to sneak up on me a couple of days ago at the airport when i was waiting for a float plane.i banged the side of the truck and he took off. Shat himself when he left. Mostly corn. I think a coastie is baiting deer...


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Originally Posted by dennisinaz
I had a 3-year-old try to sneak up on me a couple of days ago at the airport when i was waiting for a float plane.i banged the side of the truck and he took off. Shat himself when he left. Mostly corn. I think a coastie is baiting deer...


Can't be... coasties don't have the time, it's dark after the cracker circle jerk is over


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Ok I have to ask, "What is a coastie?" lol


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How about fishing?

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Originally Posted by ironbender
Originally Posted by rost495
Wet and cool and windy most of the time. Typical peninsula fall weather. Bad weather getting worse.

4 clients and all 4 killed bears. A couple of them glad to shoot and get back to normal weather.

Did not kill anything huge but one bear was 9 foot 10 inches which isn't bad.

Unless you mistyped that number, a bear that size must be bigger than 95% of bears killed in a year.
We usually can kill a 10 foot square bear and over every season, usually at least one or more. 9 foot isn't bad. 9.5 feet is time to seriously think about shooting.

Have a client that has a 10 foot plus that comes back waiting on an 11 foot or better bear quite often. Sad to say has not happened.

I cannot claim a 10 foot bear yet for a client. My mentors best is 10 foot 10 or 11 inches IIRC.

Honest squares not pulled and tugged and stretched.

I think anyone should be happy with 9 foot and over. IMHO..


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It's not too late- they are still out.

Mauling on Hidden Lake Trail. Guy got between sow and cub. All survived.

The guy can now wear a Captain Crunch badge. smile

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Originally Posted by las
It's not too late- they are still out.

Mauling on Hidden Lake Trail. Guy got between sow and cub. All survived.

The guy can now wear a Captain Crunch badge. smile
I heard they were fishing in the middle of lots of brownie tracks and scat. Both unarmed.


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