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Fall Hunting at Bear Mountain

March 20, 2018 by Moose

You, Your Weapon, and the Beast

Hunting genuine Boar requires skill and patience. It also requires the best hard hitting weapon. While hunting in the fall, an Indiana man slayed his Beast using his own 12 Gauge Shot Gun. He got within close range and shot within about 50 deadly yards.

Because the 12 Gauge Shot Gun is suitable for close quarter kills, Spot and Stalk hunting is the best way to take down the Beast. Move slowly and silently through the forests trails and try hard to not rustle the dead leaves beneath your feet. Not all shots are this close, However the firepower of a 12 Gauge Shot Gun loses it’s energy rather quickly, so having unique skills are necessary to close the distance in when you go on an Authentic Boar Hunting Adventure. Of course, you’ll have the help of a Bear Mountain Guide.

Beware as these Beasts in the dark forest are brutes and this make them extremely unpredictable when it comes to their behavior. The Beasts do not care that you are at the top of the food chain, rather, they believe they are. So when you go hunting for Bear Mountain Boar, It comes down to You, Your Weapon, and the Beast. This is a fun time, as the Biggest Boars are out in the forest trying to challenge and dominate all the other creatures.

Boar Hunting in different weather and conditions requires different skills.This particular fall day was cool and damp which allowed silent stalking beneath the canopy. With the Remington 870, it is important to get in close range to your Beast for maximum force on impact. The massive round from the 12 Gauge makes the tracking job easy, as the blood trail followed quickly, even in the fall colors.

The adventure of tracking is just part of the fun. Once you’ve found and recovered your Beast, you can thank your Spot and Stalk hunting skills and your weapon of choice.

It’s always good to bring a friend along for extra fire power and to always have someone else ready to shoot again. After some quick action, this Boar Hunt ended successfully. The fall rut was exciting and made the boars more unpredictable with aggression. When the leaves are off the trees, both you and the boars can see better. They’ll realize this quickly and you and your friend may become eye to eyes, closer than you may think.

Boars of Bear Mountain have strong bodies combined with a tough grizzle plate and razor sharp “cutters” which make them truly lethal. Only the bravest venture forth into the Great Northern Forest to do Battle with the Beast.

This is how the best memories are made here at Bear Mountain. Two great friends hauling their harvest out of the forest. Reflecting on the adventure during this time makes every memory of the hunt great. Something you can truly keep with you forever.

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Negaunee, Michigan 49866
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Hunt a Raging Boar with the AR 15 458 Special Operation Command

May 20, 2017 by Moose

There comes a time when you realize they do not make a gun too big for Wild Genuine Boar. When you learn how to Boar Hunt with the AR 15, you will be able to appreciate the tremendous firepower of the 458 Special Operation Command, or SoCom. The Biggest Boars are cruising the hunting grounds, spreading fear by day and terror by night. These Beasts do a little hunting themselves, as they romp around looking for sows, they also look for any creature that gets in their way. You Hunt the Beast with AR 15… He may just hunt you back!

How to Boar Hunt during the Autumn Rut
when the Biggest Boars are Aggressive.

The Alpha Beasts are the Big Breeders. During Autumn Rut, they fight for dominance in the Herd. The Boar with the most fight in him becomes the “Herd” Boar and has his way in the Hunting Grounds. When you trespass on his turf, it is Man against Beast. The falls colors signal the peak of the Autumn Rut and it is wise to have plenty of firepower when you enter the Great Northern Forest. A Boar Hunt with the AR-15 in the 458 SoCom offers a fast action weapon that is excellent for Bear Mountain Boar. There are several calibers for the AR-15 that are spot on for Boar Hunting. The 500 Beowulf and the 450 Bush Master are also suitable for Boar Hunting.

Fall is one of the best seasons to hunt Bear Mountain Boar. With the rut in full swing right when the leaves turn, they begin to fall and can either supply you with a silent forest floor for stalking or make each step critical as the rustle may awaken the most Aggressive Alpha. You must carefully choose every step as you stalk your prey that just may hunt you back.

The .458 Socom is not a classic hunting rifle, but it really should be. The AR 15 platform makes for a time tested weapon with all the modern upgrades to keep it lethal. A well equipped AR 15 in a larger caliber could arguably be one of the best hunting rifles available. The ability to fire as fast as you can pull the trigger is a feature not many weapons can offer and when hunt for Bear Mountain Boar, that extra rate of fire can be critical in up close situations.

This Boar Hunt started out on a cool fall day with the colors in full peak. As the forest floor was heavily covered with reds, yellows, and oranges, a careful Spot and stalk was the method chosen to hunt down one of the Alpha Beats. The ability of this hunting technique helps to cover ground and familiarize yourself with the hunting area. During this time Big Boars like to stake out an area and keep the other boars away. Because of this, you must take caution during this time of year, for walking into a beasts lair unknowingly can get you hunted right back.

As the morning spot and stalk progressed on the colorful forest floor, a Beast was spotted walking over a ridge. The hunters quickly pursued over the ridge to see this Aggressive Alpha looking back with massive cutters. As the Beast turned, the Boar Buster was unleashed and the full fury of a few quick shots took him down. Genuine Giant Boar are extremely tough animals, and even the .458 Socom couldn’t take him down in one shot. In the end, the hunter prevailed and took home the Best Bacon.

This hunter had brought with him a weapon customized for a task – Busting Big Boars. When you are well equipped and stalk these beasts, you become truly lethal. This Boar Hunter mastered these skills and got an Authentic Boar Hunting Adventure of a lifetime. His only problem was that he wasn’t sure he ever wanted to leave.

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Bear Mountain LLC
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Negaunee, Michigan 49866
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Legacy of the 30-30 Winchester

January 20, 2016 by Moose

A Spring Boar Hunt on the packed down snow with a sweet, warm temperature in the air…Lively and Exciting accurately describes how wild it is during the spring here at Bear Mountain. Sunshine is everywhere as the long days of spring usher in a new

Dick White and his good friend Greg Rich had come to Bear Mountain on a Mission. Dick is experienced at hunting “wild hogs,” but this was his first time hunting a real, genuine Boar, something you can only get at Bear Mountain.

He carried a lever action Winchester Model 1894. This caliber was developed over 100 years ago and has become a classic whitetail deer hunting rifle in the Northwoods. Light-weight and easy to carry, the Winchester .30-30 rifle has been the hunting weapon of choice in the thick forest where a hunter can spend a whole day walking and never see another hunter. This short range hunting rifle has a long and distinguished history in Northern Michigan. But does the rifle have what it takes to bring down a Bear Mountain Boar?

The Hunt is On

Hunting as a team, Dick and Greg were working the Hemlock Forest on the east side of the estate. Catching a glimpse of a Herd Boar in the thickness of brush, I motioned them in for a closer look. Sliding silently along a game trail, we made our way through a maze of Boar Trails until we reached a small clearing.

Silently, we waited to see if the Big Boar would enter the clearing. Dick knew to be ready as The Beast was not far from us, and if the Wild Boar was bedded with a sow there could be a violent showdown. This was his territory and he didn’t leave it often when spring breeding was in the air.

The 30/30 was loaded with 180 grain round noses. Prior to entering the hunting grounds he had test fired his rifle off hand and aced the Bulls-Eye three shots in a row. No doubt about it, Dick was ready to hold the line.

Gazing through the forest, I spotted blond hair underneath dead fall. As if he knew we saw him, the Boar jumped from his bed and confronted us head on. Time was a luxury we didn’t have, but I stated to Dick that I was confident in him taking a head shot and that if he doesn’t go down to Keep Plugging Him.

Dick let the first one loose.

Spinning, the boar was now running away. Dick’s gun was transforming into a semi auto, as he laid down four more shots. I confirmed two hits as the Boar sprinted into the heavy brush.

The Smoke Settles

Dick was cranked up, and it was all I could do to keep him from rushing into the heavy dense underbrush. The shots may have been a little back and having gathered our bearings we were holding tight, giving the Boar time to lie down and bleed out.

Playing over and over the action in our minds, the three of us kept trying to add up the facts and determine what all happened. Who saw what? Where was he hit? How many times? Where did you last see him? What way was he heading?

Waiting a half hour we headed on the blood trail, I noted it was darker than I wanted, but it was definitely pumping out, so we kept on.

Tracking boars in the hemlocks and cedars is a very nerve racking experience. You never know when or where a wounded boar is going to charge. Taking our time, we stopped every few yards to listen for a Boar tucked in a thicket or underneath dead fall.

After 85 yards, and an hour of tracking, Dick spotted him 15 yards in front of us. There was a lot of down fall to shoot through and I motioned to Dick to finish him. The 30-30 Winchester echoed in the forest as Dick fired one into his shoulder. A direct hit but this Beast wouldn’t stay down.

Next thing I knew he was barreling down on us and Dick was hammering two more shots into him. I could actually see them hitting one on either side of the head, sending bullets ripping through the length of the body. The boar crashed 7 1/2 feet from us.

High fives and back slapping went on for about 10 minutes as the three of us stood over the magnificent beast. Upon inspection of him, I found he had been hit 6 times. The Boar had lived up to his reputation as one of the Great Bear Mountain Boars.

Dick was speechless for some time. He never dreamed that the hunt would be so intense and The Beast so strong. He had hunted Wild Hogs and had plenty of those stories, now that he has survived the full fury of a Genuine Boar, he has the greatest story to tell, and that could never be taken away from him.

Speed and accuracy is what saved us all from a serious encounter with the razor sharp cutters of the Giant Boar. Dick held the line. I am impressed with the speed Dick could fire his Winchester 30-30.

Winchester ceased making the Winchester Model 1894 in 2006. Did we lose an American icon? The greatest Northwoods Sporting Rifle of all times? Production is over but the legacy lives on.

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Hello, my name is Greg Johnson, my friends call me the Moose Man and I want to Thank you for your interest in Hunting and Slaying the Raging Boars of Bear Mountain.

Greg “Moose Man” Johnson

Bear Mountain LLC

324 Co. Rd. 480

Negaunee, MI 49866

BearMountainQuest@gmail.com

Spring Hunting at Bear Mountain

January 19, 2016 by Moose

>Spring Hunting at Bear Mountain

Journey North this spring to Bear Mountain, just miles from America’s Largest Fresh Water Lake, and experience this once in a lifetime Authentic Boar Hunting Adventure.

Spring Snow Hunting is a very unique hunt you could ever encounter, as patches of deep snow in the dark recesses of Bear Mountain await you. With the warmer air allowing you to Hunt in the Snow in Lighter Clothing, Spring hunts makes for a very different hunt from the Dead of Winter. Many of the Wild Boars will still be sticking to the trails, so having lighter clothing to pursue them provides the spot and stalk hunter with an advantage. With the leaves just forming on the trees, visibility is still high, you will be able to spot and Slay your Beast.

In Northern Forest, the snow takes a long time to melt. Arctic Winds start early in the fall and stay late into the spring. During this time of year, the boar’s coat is still thick and woolly, making it a true Ice Aged Beast. Along with that, the lingering snow brings many Advantages for the Hunter, such as the ability to efficiently track a shot animal. Since the snow is a brilliant white, spotting the blood trail is easier than ever, leading you straight to your Beast.

Here at Bear Mountain, you get to choose your weapon. Bring your own, or choose from the Bear mountain Vault. But don’t think your prey is unarmed. A Beasts armor is designed to take a beating. The deadly and massive front teeth called “cutters” are ultimate in slashing attacks. An Alpha Boar will slash its head side to side as it runs trying to deliver a deadly blow. Holding the line for an up-close and personal charging shot is difficult. It takes a truly courageous and prepared hunter to deliver the killing blow before receiving it.

Bringing family and friends along can help make the experience even more exciting and memorable, as you’ll have extra eyes to spot your Beast, and share memories over bacon. Bring your kids, as they’ll need something to do over spring break. Get them out of the real world and in touch with nature, and their inner Hunter. This bonding experience is something rare to come by, and they’ll be known as the Beast Slayer by the whole school upon their return.

Spot and stalk hunting is excellent in the early spring. With lighter clothing, the hunter can easily move deeper into the Bear Mountain Forest of thick pines. This makes finding your Boar easier, but you must increase your senses, as the Boars can come at you from any angle since they are no longer confined to their trails. You could happen by a spot where the Boars have bedded down and next thing you know you have multiple beast up and ready with razor sharp cutters staring back at you. It’s nice to bring a trusted ally along for Spring hunts, so you can have those extra eyes keeping a look on and have your back against the Beast.

Do you have what it takes to Slay this Mighty Beast and Bring Home the Bacon? Understanding the animal’s behavior is key to knowing what to do if you find yourself facing their razor sharp tusks in close quarters. Seize your opportunity to go on a fully Guided Hunt with experienced Boar Hunters in the Great Northern Forest and enjoy the Adventure of a Lifetime.

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Hello my name is Greg Johnson, my friends call me the Moose Man and I want to thank you for your interest in Hunting and Slaying the Raging Boars of Bear Mountain

Greg “Moose Man” Johnson

Bear Mountain LLC

324 Co. Rd. 480

Negaunee, MI 49866

BearMountainQuest@gmail.com

4 Summertime Boar Hunting is Challenging and Rewarding

January 19, 2016 by Moose

Perfect your Spot and Stalk techniques in the Summertime in the Great Northern Woods of Lake Superior. The thick Green Forest Canopy and Dense Underbrush force a Hunter to be Prepared for Close-Range Kill Shots. Many shots during the Summertime Boar Hunt are within 20 yards.

: Summertime Boar Hunting in the Northern Woods; is a great adventure!

Experience an Authentic Boar Hunt Adventure in the North American Wilderness. Explore the Lush Northern Forest in the heart of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. Enjoy all that summer has to offer – cool nights and mild days create excellent conditions for Boar Hunting.

Summertime Boar Hunting up north is truly a unique experience. It is the only season this far up north that has thick cover the entire season. The forest canopy overhead, diverse layers of vegetation below, and cool Lake Superior climate create an unparalleled experience. The ground is soft and quiet beneath your feet. Ideal conditions for spot and stalk hunting. Game trails abound in the lush underbrush. Waiting at an intersection is more rewarding than ever. Spotting the boars in the distance moving towards you and picking the perfect location to plan your shot makes for thrilling hunts.

: Summertime in the Great Northern Forest

Boar Hunting in Lake Superior Country is a one of a kind experience, it literally cannot be duplicated. When the Summer Heat is at its highest the Big Lake to the North helps to keep temperatures moderate. There are still plenty of warm days in the summer and the Wild Boar love to go into the Wet Areas in the Thick Cedar Swamps to cool off. Moving through the lowlands can be unnerving, Russian Boar can lie out of sight just feet off the trail. Many hunters pass right by Big Boars Hiding in the Water, only to have them Explode Out running away from them when they pass.

Slaying the Beast

The North Woods hunting grounds offer the ideal environment for you to master the craft of Boar Hunting. Try out diverse hunting methods and hone your own personal style. Sometimes a hunter chooses to wait in ambush at a trail or in a blind for a clear and steady shot. Knowing your capabilities is key, and will make you a more lethal hunter.

Is there More to Life than Hunting Boar?
There are Mountain Rams to pursue.

: Extending a boar hunting adventure by taking a mountain ram; is a great way to enjoy summer in the north.

Hunting a mountain ram in the Great Northern Forest is an Awesome Adventure. The unique combination of terrain makes for an interesting hunt as the Rams have Different Strengths than the Boars. Oftentimes the rams migrate to the highest peaks. They use their great eye sight to detect your presence long before you spot them. Stalking a group of rams perched on a mountain top takes Patience and a Practiced Hunter with Great Aim.

: Hunting a Ram in the Great Northern Forest; is a one of a kind hunt.

Hunting in Lake Superior Country is unique no matter what game you pursue. Wild Boar, Rams, Whitetail Deer, or Black Bear all present different challenges and rewards. Mastering the art of hunting is key to taking down the beast you choose to slay. Your Summertime Hunt in the Great Northern Forest awaits you.

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3 Boar Hunting with Family and Friends

January 19, 2016 by Moose

Since the Dawn of time Fathers have taught their Sons How to Hunt Boar. Young men entering adulthood venture out to experience their Rite of Passage in the Dark Forest. These were Dangerous Times for Boys to undergo the Transformation into Men. The Great Northern Woods are the ideal environment for passing on this time honored tradition. Young men entering adulthood can learn the art of Boar Hunting from their fathers on this unique hunting ground offering a range of experiences.

: Russian Boar are powerful animals. Huge shoulders, Massive head,; and Razor sharp cutters make them deadly.

This majestic hunting ground is hidden in the heart of Michigan’s Wild & Scenic Upper Peninsula. Here in this secret place you can teach your son or daughter how to Boar Hunt. Each season offers unique challenges and advantages. You do not have to leave North America to experience an Authentic Russian Boar Hunting Adventure. Enter the Darkest Recesses of the Northern Forest to Hunt Wild Boar in their own lair.

Nothing beats a a good day in the woods hunting with your father. As you become more practiced in the art of hunting, you naturally move on to bigger and bigger game. Wild Boar are some of the largest and toughest animals you can hunt. Are you up for the ultimate Father and Son hunt? Would you like to harvest one of these great beasts and enjoy many delicious dinners with your family?

That’s One Primordial Beast!

In the winter, the Russian Boar transform into Primordial Beasts of Prey – you would think that they came straight out of the last Ice Age. Their thick woolly coats are prime this time of year and add to their many layers of protection. Under the coat lies muscle, bone as hard as rock, and a plate over the vitals call the Grizzle Plate. Penetrating these many layers of defenses takes a well-practiced hunter, good shot placement, and no shortage of firepower.

Wild boar are large in size and built powerfully from head to tail. They are a very unpredictable animal and some of the big boys don’t see you as much of a threat. Having a powerful lever action brush buster can help even the odds when going toe to toe with a big boar. Spot and stalk hunting allows you to explore the terrain and watch the beast’s movements. It also puts you right down in the lair of the beast where many boars are sleeping waiting to roam the land in the night.

: Incredible Razor Sharp Tusks on this Russian Boar

The only thing that can be better than hunting with dear old dad is bringing along friends and family. Having a large hunting group gives you more eyes in the forest. Communication is key on our fully guided hunts. Survey larger areas and gain an advantage over the Wild Boar. Family hunting is a tradition in many places. Getting back to nature and exploring the Great Northern Forest together is a truly memorable experience.

: Take down one of these massive beasts build for battle.

Wild Boar are built to be lethal. They are armed to the teeth and have much more than that. The powerful shoulders on them can be tough to penetrate even with lightning fast lead. These shoulders also help to propel them forward quickly without warning and swing that massive head full of teeth. The large head has thick bone, making head shots on massive wild pigs not recommended. It is important to always be prepared when in a forest with Wild Russian Boar. You never know, they may be stalking you back.

Muzzleloaders are great weapons for Boar Hunting. These guns are the closest things to cannons we have today and fire massive solid lead balls. When hunting Wild Boar, penetration is key with shot placement. Having a solid heavy bullet moving at high speed helps to punch deeper into the beast through the grizzle plate. The ultimate shot is the double lung shot. Punching an accurate hole right in the chest of the best is the best way to bring him down.

: This Beast Does not look like anything you have ever; Hunted Before…This is some prehistoric; Ice Age Beast Roaming the Great White North.

Getting away from it all for a weekend of hunting with close friends and family is unbeatable. Make Boar Hunting a tradition you can pass on for generations. Teaching hunting tactics, slaying the beast, and stocking the freezer is what it is all about. Making memories and sharing stories, new and old, along the way ensures a great time for all.

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