Photos: Two Monster Pennsylvania Bears From the 2011 Season
We've got the stories and photos of the two biggest bears taken during Pennsylvania's 2011 season.
Pennsylvania is in the golden years of its bear hunting history. According to preliminary reports, Keystone State hunters killed 3,968 bears this year, which is the second highest number on record. Of all those bruins, two stand out above the rest: A 767-pound boar (above) killed by a tow truck driver from Monroe County and a 746-pounder (below) killed by an 18-year-old Amish hunter in Potter County. AdvertisementADVERTISEMENTAdvertisement |
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That bear's head is as big as the guy's torso.
its tickle from moonshiners lol
Awesome bears, cograts to the hunters.
Super Congratulations to both hunters!! I wonder how they got those monsters out?
Up at camp we were at the nearest check station (Mt.Jewitt- 1 hour from camp one way) when they brought in a 500+ pounder. The guy had been wrongly told that he was near lead for biggest in state by some of his buddies. The game commission guy had to tell him about these two.
Like bigjake said, congrats to both hunters. I'm glad you got the bears before they got a person.
Congrads to both hunters on trophies of a lifetime
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Congrads to both hunters on trophies of a lifetime
Up at camp we were at the nearest check station (Mt.Jewitt- 1 hour from camp one way) when they brought in a 500+ pounder. The guy had been wrongly told that he was near lead for biggest in state by some of his buddies. The game commission guy had to tell him about these two.
Super Congratulations to both hunters!! I wonder how they got those monsters out?
Awesome bears, cograts to the hunters.
its tickle from moonshiners lol
That bear's head is as big as the guy's torso.
Like bigjake said, congrats to both hunters. I'm glad you got the bears before they got a person.
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