Wolverine Tip Of The Month
Judging The Size Of Bears
By Wolverine Footwear
Jul 17, 2006, 06:16
 

During bear hunting, the long, thick coats of black bears can be deceiving when estimating the general size of the animal. The best indicators of a large bear are the sizes of its ears and head.

The smaller the ears appear to be, the larger the head is, and usually the larger the bear. Bears with narrow faces and long noses are not usually full-grown.

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