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Good Black Bear Kill Zones. 1. Double Lung Shot: Behind the Shoulder; 2. Broadside Shot: Middle of the Middle; 3. High Shoulder: Break Their Bones; 4. Facing Presentation: Square Shot to the Sternum; Black Bear Angles and Shot Placements to Avoid (Most of the Time) 5. Quartering Shots; 6. Headshots; Arrow and Bullet Construction Considerations ...
Many new bear hunters use shot placement and strategy derived from experience in deer hunting, but bear anatomy is slightly different. More importantly, a bear’s body structure allows for some odd angles and considerations that the bear hunter must understand. Here are five keys to making a great shot this spring.
A common mantra among seasoned bear hunters is to place your shot in the “middle of the middle.” This means halfway between the back of the shoulder and front of the hips, and halfway between the top of the back and bottom of the belly.
Shot placement is especially important for black bear hunters due to the potentially large size of bears (up to 600 pounds) and the fact that bears may attack a hunter if wounded. Bears are significantly different in
By properly setting up your bait container and cubby of logs in relationship to your tree stand or ground blind, you can force the bear into a proper angle to expose the vital areas. The diagram below shows the proper shot placement to hit the bear’s heart/lung area.
Bear anatomy is slightly different, but more importantly, a bear’s body structure allows for some odd angles and considerations that the bear hunter must understand. Here are five keys to making a great shot this spring.
Keith Warren takes an in-depth look at the anatomy of a Black Bear to help other hunters make the best shot placement for a clean, ethical kill. ...more. Please Subscribe -...
If you plan on shooting at a bear like you would a deer, you could be in big trouble. Make sure you check out this video before you hit the woods this bear s...
The Advanced Black Bear Anatomy and Shot Placement Guide is an informative shot placement training aid with full color 8.5″ x 11″ transparent overlays. The bear muscular system, skeletal system, circulatory system, and vital organs are illustrated on separate acrylic overlays.
Many new bear hunters use shot placement and strategy derived from experience in deer hunting, but bear anatomy is slightly different. More importantly, a bear’s body structure allows for some odd angles and considerations that the bear hunter must understand. Here are five keys to making a great shot this spring.