Deep Creek Rock
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Last years largest bear was 469lbs in Garrett Co. I knew the owner of the farm, where it harvested, and seen the pic.
Pennsylvania mega bear.
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Last years largest bear was 469lbs in Garrett Co. I knew the owner of the farm, where it harvested, and seen the pic.
LONGSHOT
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how in the hell do you drag that sucker out of the woods.
Deep Creek Rock
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I think they used a front end loader that was on the farm to get it in the back of his truck, but they used a 4 wheeler, and man power to get it of where it was shot.
That is a big boy. Impressive.
Hyp81
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I tasted bear once and it was very oily and slick-- left a greasy after taste in my mouth. Was it just prepared wrong or poorly, or is that just how they are? I'd hate to hunt something and not like the meat.
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