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These are spot-and-stalk Washington black bear hunts. You will glass pre-scouted clear cuts and berry fields early in the morning and in the evening. Stopping for a lunch break at mid-day. Sometimes, calling can be effective as well.
- 80% success rate over the past few years.
- 95% of their hunters have an opportunity at a bear.
- You can expect prime-pelted bears, and big ones are the norm.
- Bears squaring seven feet and over are fairly common now that hound hunting and bear baiting was banned years ago.
- This outfitter is a long-range shooting enthusiast, so this is a great hunt if that interests you.
- Hunting season starts early in August and goes through October.
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Trophy spot-and-stalk Washington black bear hunts on the Olympic Peninsula. This hunt is just across the border from Vancouver Island which is world famous for trophy black bears. Washington has the highest bear population in the lower 48, and these Washington bear hunts on the Olympic Peninsula give our hunters a great chance at a trophy coastal black bear. Washington also offers two bear tags per hunter, which makes these hunts even more attractive.
This is a Spot-and-Stalk Hunt
If spot-and-stalk trophy black bear hunting is what you are looking for, this may be the one for you. You will be glassing a clear cut, and most times you hear the bears before you see them come out of the thick rainforest. With virtually zero hunting pressure, this outfitter targets bears that will square larger than six feet.
If this hunt sounds good to you, contact us today.
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Brandon Couchman –
Great hunt, great guides, great service!
Tony Niess –
I would highly recommend this trip for anyone who was wanting to shoot a large black bear; more of a non-wilderness hunt and pretty leisurely.
Michael Hardwick –
Not only was my Washington bear hunt a success, but the outfitter took the time to teach and show me how to do my own scouting.