What is up, everybody? We have good friend and hunter extraordinaire, as I like to say,

Mr. Remy Warren here at Vortex HQ. Now right now, Remy, I mean, spring bear season

is underway, right? It is. It is cranking. But, you know, maybe some folks, maybe they

can't get out. Maybe they're going to hunt hard all spring. They're not going to notch

that tag. And they're in that situation where it's the latter part of that spring bear

season. So I think that's what we're going to talk about today. It's kind of like those late

season spring bear tactics and maybe some tips and tricks that might help some folks punch that

tag and things they need to consider as that season progresses. For sure. Yeah. So I'd consider

maybe late, like a late season spring bear hunt is last week of May, but primarily June.

Okay. So there are a few places where that season goes into June. Maybe the first couple weeks

of June. Idaho actually has some seasons that go toward the end of June. So I'd consider it

then. And the interesting thing, the different thing about late season is you've got all the other

bear tactics you can use, but they're also in their breeding season. So boars are going to be moving

more for sows. And that's going to kind of change the tactics a little bit. One of the things

that I switch up is well, another thing later in the season, you run into other problems as well,

right? There's when you're hunting early season, not a lot of foliage has bloomed. Right. Now,

you're looking for bears when the grasses tall and every tree has leaves. So it makes it more

difficult to spot them. And I actually tend to focus on areas that have more open that time of year

because I my glassings more effective and they are moving around more. They'll catch the

scent of a sow. They'll be moving around. They'll be cruising more, trying to find females to breed.

Gotcha. What about what about food? Like, you know, oftentimes when we talk about bears, we're like,

oh, man, they're slaved to their stomach, you know, whatever the bears are keen on. But

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