TheCATFISH1949 Hey catfish! Thanks for watching as always! Using them federal slugs! They like to use 20’s to keep from possibly shooting all the way through the bear and hitting a dog.
Being that the bear was so close to the road and the woods were so open where we killed the bear they were able to drive a 4 wheeler in close. Typically they use a small two stroke pulley system and a logging bell to get bears out. (See here between the 8:00 minute mark and 9:30 mark ruclips.net/video/ABsqN79w3Sg/видео.html). I agree it may help with the hide but I'm always surprised how little damage is done to the hide when dragging even big ones through the woods.
Man, I live in South Mills... yesterday evening I was driving home, it's about 7:45 and I kid you not, there was a big ole bear right beside Newlands Pub.....man if he only new lol.
I've hauled many hounds to the great dismal and it sure is thick down there, want to make another great video? Come to the mountain's of NC with your dog's and crew and hunt with us, just as thick, 10x as steep!
I and my brother hunt black bear on the east coast near Oriental, NC, and we're having trouble finding a processor for the bear we harvest. The one processor we use, Lilly's Taxidermy, for deer refuses to process bear, only skinning and quartering them. Is there a decent processor on the east coast to use? Any help would be appreciated.
If you’re on private land, the best way is baiting but you need to understand the rules as you have to use natural unprocessed foods and you can’t shoot a bear while consuming bait. So finding their paths to the bait and setting up on them is the only way that I know of. If on game lands, there is no baiting so it’s straight up woodsmanship. Lots of travel time and scouting. Can be a long endeavor. I personally have never done it but from all accounts that I hear it is difficult. That country is thick where they live.
@@CarolinaALLOUT ok...my bear took one to the head...cost me a place in the b&c records but saved the dogs for sure...he was on the ground and wouldnt tree
Now that you mention it, AL legalized baiting last year and I did find some corn laced bear crap and a bear was actually seen by a hunter on the same plot this year. There’s just one problem with that: you can’t hunt bears in AL.
My uncle Jack laws him an Archie watskins hunted toward Bryson city an Cherokee NC Jack passed few years back they were both southern gospel singer they had hounds Archie still bears hunts
@@CarolinaALLOUT I've got a little over 800 acres my grandma left me when she passed. Come to blounts creek (by pcs phosphate). Shot a 608 pound sow the last day of the season. All we do is run dogs for bear 😄 wouldn't have it any other way
My vote would be for coon hounds. Today's breeding of blood hounds is more for tracking and their looks(long ears, droopy faces, etc.) than hunting. We personally don't know anyone who has blood hounds for hunting. Not saying there aren't any out there but hunters that I know of that have these hounds use them for finding shed antlers or downed deer. Hope that helps!
Y'all did this rite and that's for sure I was invited on a bear hunt there this bear season and there some sure nuff big bastards in them swamps and on the coast
I've been on 3 or 4 hunts when he came to va and Doug will out run the dogs and slap the bear on the bottom when it comes by . He is one of the greats if not the greatest
Good to see Willie George! It's like seeing an old friend again....Best wishes to you brother!!🙂
They're down in Plymouth and on the Southern shores of the Albemarle too.
Oh man... I loved Gospel Bill when I was a kid! Great episode!
Temple boys are the real deal got some good hounds well kept hounds...
Beautiful bears congrats
Thanks! A once in a lifetime bear!
Great video love watching hounds work bear like that. We aren't allowed to use that many hounds it would be nice to have a couple more sometimes
Those hounds look like Walkers. Absolutely beautiful.
I would like to see this on the outdoors channel instead of the reruns they show 20 times over
Agreed me and my wife were just talking about that
It used to be I believe
Mr. Chris, you ought to see the smile on my face. Nothing but live action. With a 20 gauge. what size load were you using
TheCATFISH1949 Hey catfish! Thanks for watching as always! Using them federal slugs! They like to use 20’s to keep from possibly shooting all the way through the bear and hitting a dog.
Wow that would feed the whole community
That's AWESOME!!!!
I experience this every year and wouldn't give nothing I got to stop doing it either....I hunt eastern nc for 40 years now
Question. Why not place the bear on a sled when dragging it out with the quad. Wouldn't that preserve the hide better?
Being that the bear was so close to the road and the woods were so open where we killed the bear they were able to drive a 4 wheeler in close. Typically they use a small two stroke pulley system and a logging bell to get bears out. (See here between the 8:00 minute mark and 9:30 mark ruclips.net/video/ABsqN79w3Sg/видео.html). I agree it may help with the hide but I'm always surprised how little damage is done to the hide when dragging even big ones through the woods.
Man, I live in South Mills... yesterday evening I was driving home, it's about 7:45 and I kid you not, there was a big ole bear right beside Newlands Pub.....man if he only new lol.
Lol! You are right! If he only knew!
Love the way you are represent North Carolina hunting!
Thank you Richard! Our state is pretty awesome!
Jack laws was know as the old bear hunter when singing for the inspirations
I've hauled many hounds to the great dismal and it sure is thick down there, want to make another great video? Come to the mountain's of NC with your dog's and crew and hunt with us, just as thick, 10x as steep!
Temple family? The same realtor family?
What did y’all use to cover the head with to get it out of the woods?
They call it a bell. It’s used in the logging industry for “snaking” logs out of the woods. I’m not sure who makes it.
Great jobs guys good video and a dandy NC bear.
I hunt In PQ County we hunt deer with dogs I have seen wade befor
What type of shot did you use?
20 gauge slugs. Not sure what grain they were. Remingtons
Yall use slugs or buckshot?
Slugs!
That was an ABSOLUTELY AWESOME HUNT. Being originally from NC , I’d love to come home and get on a good Bear Hunt like that.
I and my brother hunt black bear on the east coast near Oriental, NC, and we're having trouble finding a processor for the bear we harvest. The one processor we use, Lilly's Taxidermy, for deer refuses to process bear, only skinning and quartering them. Is there a decent processor on the east coast to use? Any help would be appreciated.
I'm in New Bern. Hunt in blounts creek. Been processing them for years.
Is it possible to come down there and successfully hunt bears without dogs? I’m in the western part of the state.
It is. Has to be the right situation. It’s not easy.
@@CarolinaALLOUT Thanks for the reply. Any tips on how to go about it without dogs?
If you’re on private land, the best way is baiting but you need to understand the rules as you have to use natural unprocessed foods and you can’t shoot a bear while consuming bait. So finding their paths to the bait and setting up on them is the only way that I know of. If on game lands, there is no baiting so it’s straight up woodsmanship. Lots of travel time and scouting. Can be a long endeavor. I personally have never done it but from all accounts that I hear it is difficult. That country is thick where they live.
@@CarolinaALLOUT Thanks for the info, just found your channel and enjoying it.
Thanks @@NCWoodlandRoamer! We're actively shooting shows for next season!
How do I get to hunt with me temple
And "downeast" is in carteret county at the end of hwy 70...I wish ppl would only call downeast were downeast is
I don't think you are gonna be able to confine a cardinal direction to the end of one road
@@rupertmedford3901 take highway 70 east and you will be at the end of the road
And the big bear are down here in blounts creek 😁 worked for Brent a many of year, till I got a job up north running a full time boat
Did you use buckshot or slugs for the bear....my one and only bear was 521 pounds here in virginia and i killed him with a 12 gauge slug with hounds
We used slugs. 20 gauge. After skinning him out all shots were up front in the boiler maker but he totes them like a champ.
@@CarolinaALLOUT ok...my bear took one to the head...cost me a place in the b&c records but saved the dogs for sure...he was on the ground and wouldnt tree
Are they using shotguns? I just got a 336 in .35 Remington to potentially use if I can get on a bear hunt once I move to NC.
I also am needing a 10mm.
If you have corn fields near you walk around them to look for sign. I have had good luck hunting the woods around corn.
Now that you mention it, AL legalized baiting last year and I did find some corn laced bear crap and a bear was actually seen by a hunter on the same plot this year. There’s just one problem with that: you can’t hunt bears in AL.
My uncle Jack laws him an Archie watskins hunted toward Bryson city an Cherokee NC Jack passed few years back they were both southern gospel singer they had hounds Archie still bears hunts
Would loved to have heard them sing gospel! That’s two types of mountain music we love! The cry of the hounds and gospel music!
Good video guys
Its sheed video
Put the bear on a wood sled /plywood and pull him out ?
Why need to use the motor and pulley ?
Work smarter, not harder.
@@MrRdvs87 he's never killed a 600+ pound bear lol. That's obvious
THE BELL ALSO PROTECTS THE NOSE AND FACE OF THE BEAR FOR TAXIDERMY PURPOSES.
First time watching you guys. Can people book hunts with you
We are helping the Temples a little with booking. Go to our website at carolinaallout.com and email us there and we can get some info for you.
@@CarolinaALLOUT I've got a little over 800 acres my grandma left me when she passed. Come to blounts creek (by pcs phosphate). Shot a 608 pound sow the last day of the season. All we do is run dogs for bear 😄 wouldn't have it any other way
Do you think coon hounds or bloodhounds are better for hunting
My vote would be for coon hounds. Today's breeding of blood hounds is more for tracking and their looks(long ears, droopy faces, etc.) than hunting. We personally don't know anyone who has blood hounds for hunting. Not saying there aren't any out there but hunters that I know of that have these hounds use them for finding shed antlers or downed deer. Hope that helps!
Mary Pleasant and Dixie Bell Edwards just went there to shoot some black bear
9:44 any bear hunters eat their meat this rare?
What other way would you eat it????
@@robertnicholls2634 at least medium to make sure you don't get trichinosis
I would love to get a nice bear but health issues would not let me get out and run the bear down in the woods. would have to be on a stand to get one
Y'all did this rite and that's for sure I was invited on a bear hunt there this bear season and there some sure nuff big bastards in them swamps and on the coast
i suggest yelling "GIT SUM" each shot. makes a cooler video for the kids👍🏼
Tradition sheed uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
I wish this were legal in AL or FL.
Hey Florida is getting there
@@brockfishing3524 they legalized it in 2015, but then backed off. Not sure why, but that was disappointing.
@@brockfishing3524 no it’s really not
@@MrRdvs87 your mom said the same thing when you were born you’ve been the disappointment of your family all your life
@@micahalexander1816 I don't speak section 8 what was that ?
I've been on 3 or 4 hunts when he came to va and Doug will out run the dogs and slap the bear on the bottom when it comes by . He is one of the greats if not the greatest
Agreed!
I’ve hunted with mr temple and killed bears with him. He is a really nice guy
GREAT HUNTING VIDEO! IT WAS GOOD TO SEE GOSPEL BILL TOO! SALUTE TO ALL INVOLVED!!!
That’s what I’m talking bout. Let’s go hunting.
Nooooo
Lol.
To much talk .