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We had a prettty good season here at Skinner Creek. Every hunter took a good boar. The dogs did ok but i sure noticed the difference with Cookie gone. I think we were a little bit behind last years treed average somewhere about 80% treed.
A few got away due to heading in to no mans land, others due to clients that could not keep up. There are a few areas in my concession you cringe when you see the bear heading in that direction. No roads for miles and miles.
This season there seemed to be a few more walking bears and some big boars with some big attitude.
Here are a few pictures of dogs and bears for Spring 2015

Nice pictures. And I am really glad that someone thought enough of the dogs to get them in the picture with the bear. And I am not trying to be a negative here its just the dogs do all the work and the dogs are forgotton by the hunter. Just makes for a better picture is all I am saying. You take good pictures of the dogs we all enjoy seeing them. Thanks

Thanks for sharing, Doug, Looks like good dog work, great bears and awesome photography.

Great pics and some dandy bears congrats

Chilcotin hillbilly,
I need to watch your posts more closely, you guys in BC are the closest thing to running dogs in Alaska, and it looks like I could sure learn a lot from you.

Its interesting though- SE Alaska doesn't produce that many color-phase bears, except glacier bears. How often do you guys get different color phases?

Great pics,

Luke

WasillaLuke wrote:Chilcotin hillbilly,
I need to watch your posts more closely, you guys in BC are the closest thing to running dogs in Alaska, and it looks like I could sure learn a lot from you.

Its interesting though- SE Alaska doesn't produce that many color-phase bears, except glacier bears. How often do you guys get different color phases?

Great pics,

Luke

About 20% are color phase around here.

Lookin good