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(Thanks to Canoe Canada Outfitters in Atikokan, Ontario and Pat Cox of Atikokan IS for letting me update from their places of business in Atikokan, Ontario.) 2003 Fall Black Bear Bowhunt With Fred Lutger by Robert Hoague To This Hunts Home Page | Scot Neetz - "Bear hunting is a blast"
Scot says: "Bear hunting is a blast. It is something new to see. This year was even better because I got one. Seeing a bear is awesome." He videoed his own hunt and did a good job. Advice to new bear hunters: "When you get in the stand stay as still as possible. Be patient. If you are a bowhunter be sure and practice. Last year I didn't practice enough and missed a shot." Scot's is the only
bear that we did not get a picture of, when we returned to camp he and
his dad had already skinned it. So here is a picture of him with his dad
Kirk and a stringer of fish they caught.
 Fred
Lutger, the owner of
Freddie
Bear Sports in Tinley Park, Illinois, is well known and respected in
the archery and bowhunting community. His doors opened 27 years ago and
his love for archery, bowhunting and helping new bowhunters and archery
enthusiasts has made him one of the premier Archery & Bowhunting Pro
Shop owners in the country. For information on our bear hunts visit www.bowhunting.net./fbs/beahunt.htm
or email us at fbs@FreddieBearSports.com.
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Scot
(age 16) saw a bear early in the afternoon. It came from in front of him,
and walked around and sniffed the ground. It pushed away some logs and
got some bait and ran back into the woods. It returned and got another
piece and ate it. Then the bear stuck his head in the hole he had made
between the logs. Scot shot the bear with a 20 gauge shotgun. (Last year
he hunted with his bow.) It crashed down and Scot heard the death moan.
He got down right away. "Because I wanted to see the bear so bad." The
bear 20 yards away and was pinched between a log and tree.
