Labrador black bear hunting trips with Expeditions North offer hunters an unmatched opportunity to hunt Labrador black bears that remain virtually unhunted. This lack of hunting pressure, as well as, the ideal habitat in which they live, has resulted in a very healthy Labrador black bear population. The black bears in Labrador get enormous with bears in the 200 lb range being common and bears in the 500+lb range being a real possibility.
The ideal time to hunt Labrador black bears with Expeditions North is in the month of June. During this time, the Labrador black bear has emerged from his den and is spending a great deal of his time foraging for food. We allow hunters to optimize their hunting success by hunting over bait in strategically placed stands. We have a number of active stands that have consistently produced large Labrador black bear year in and year out. Many quality Labrador black bear are also taken every year on our early fall Caribou hunts as an add on. These Labrador black bear hunts with Expeditions North are not only challenging but extremely exciting as well. Hunters may choose to hunt our Labrador black bears with their choice of rifle, muzzle loader or bow and arrow. Numerous trophy size Labrador black bear are taken every year with both modern and primitive weapons.
The population of Labrador is only around 28,000 people and the province is about the size of New Zealand. The majority of Labrador is wilderness and is chock full of pristine lakes and rivers, surrounded by some of the most beautiful country one can imagine. Most of the Labrador black bear you will be hunting have never seen a human being before and have proven to come easily to active bait sites. We make sure all bait sites are active prior to placing hunters on their stands to ensure that your hunt will be successful. Labrador black bear hunting is as good as it gets and offers a very realistic opportunity to harvest a trophy Labrador black bear.
Black bears inhabit 40 of the 50 states, and all of Canada, excluding Prince Edward Island. Hunting them in Wyoming can be a very challenging, and very rewarding experience. It will require a lot of driving, a lot of stalking, or a lot of bating and waiting; and often times, many hunters have already stalked the path before you. But if you're determined, Wyoming offers many options for the bear hunter.
Wyoming black bear aren't always just black. They can be cinnamon, brown, and black with white tufts on their chest. These are just different genetic variations and don't imply that the bear is unhealthy. The best way to recognize a black bear is by his size and gait. They are generally smaller than you might think them to be, and unlike most quadrupeds, they move both of their legs on one side at the same time, similar to a pacer horse.
Many states have made bear licenses more difficult to get in recent years. Wyoming uses a weighted points system. In general, Wyoming residents are given permits first, but many also go to out of state residents. Know that hunting licenses are not transferable. That means that if you buy your license in Rhode Island, it will not be a legal license to hunt in Wyoming. Be sure to apply for your Wyoming license ahead of time online or through the mail prior to hunting season. Check to see if youth require a license.
If you're unlucky in receiving a hunting license, the road isn't necessarily at the end. Special hunts are often called together to control the population of black bear. One bear can destroy an estimated 70 trees in one season, stripping away the bark and eating the layers beneath. Often lumber managers will call special hunts to manage the problem. The bears can also become a nuisance. When bears are overpopulated, food gets scarce, and bears often roam into city neighborhoods looking for trash, and in very desperate times, they can even harm people.
Should you hunting trip in Wyoming be successful, many outfitters will prepare your meat for travel. The process is called caping, and it preserves the taste and freshness of the meat. You may also need to report your harvest to the Wyoming Fish & Game Department.
Black bear hunting in Wyoming can be a thrilling experience, but be sure to keep safety first. When planning your trip, remember to bring plenty of appropriate clothing, comfortable boots for hiking, and enough ammunition and tools for the hunt.
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