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Bookmark or Share- The science of scent, bears, and ways to severely restrict odor ...Have a fire at night? Bears know that humans with food have fires. It’s hard to imagine that at close range, a bear won’t be able to pick up the scent of a food bag. Maybe these bags make odors invisible to bears and they wander off flummoxed at finding humans out in the woods with no food…again, until you start cooking. I use a Bearikade.
- Nose Jammer and Bears - forums.bowsite.comBut I know Lou has used it on trips away from home; presumably not a lot of bears where he was. There are enough bears here that I was thinking that it could have some unexpected consequences just trying to fool deer. A lot of guys report more bears on their trail cameras than deer, and they aren’t even the guys maintaining bait piles…
- BearsLots of bears and lots of food=lots of bears available during shotgun season . From: Ungie01201. 09-Dec-24.
- Anyone use a horn for bears? - Backpacking LightI recently read the book The Essential Grizzly: The mingled fates of men and bears. Very current and a great read from Doug’s fascinating story-like accounts of “the days in a life” take on 3 different bears that exist in the lower 48 to his wife’s broader scope look at how men and bears are co-existing.
- Bears and Pop up Blinds - Bowsite.comWe have tried a pop up blind on a new bait and it generally scares mature boars off, especially in an area where the bears are a bit wary of people like in our farmland. If left overnight it is almost guaranteed to be destroyed in one night. I would create a brush pile and sit in it if I was restricted to being on the ground.
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