Bear Hunts

Bear Hunts

As observed by Theodore Roosevelt, bear hunts are definitely an exciting type of hunting, providing you with just enough challenge, thrill, and danger to be attractive. The Black Bear is abundant throughout North America, making it readily available to hunt without being a threat to its species.  This is especially true in the northern regions of the United States.  Idaho is one such region.  During the autumn months of September through October, and again in the spring months of April through June, Idaho offers a phenomenal variety of Black Bear hunting opportunities with lots of color phase bears.  Whether you’re looking for a more relaxed hunting trip, or maybe you want more of a challenge accompanied by a real outdoor experience, bear hunts are a prime opportunity to experience the fun and excitement of hunting.

Bear Hunts: Relaxed and Challenging

Have you always wanted to hunt a bear?  Or perhaps you’ve already done so, and can’t get enough.  Either way, depending on the season and the approach you choose, there are a number of ways to experience bear hunts.  During the autumn months, you may find yourself with the chance to get a bear during a guided combination hunt for elk, deer, and bear.  This is a guided outdoor experience in a deluxe camp with all you’ll need to be comfortable.  Come spring and there’s bear hunts over bait, or spot and stalk bear hunts.  These are based from an accommodating lodges.

Bear hunts over bait tend to be a more relaxed experience in nature.  These are an excellent hunting option for couples, or even parents with their children.  The spot and stalk bear hunts are a bit more of a physical challenge with the demands of the steep surrounding country.  These bear hunts consist of stalking from a jet boat, and going in for a shot.  Bear hunts come with a two bear limit in 2012, with future limits yet to be determined.

For more information about Bear Hunts call (208)-842-2417