Big Grass Outfitters

this 6.5 ft black looks like it would have a skull score of 19+bc we will know after 90 days of drying for an official Boone and Crocket score.

Just before the trophy raccoon was harvested. and after a lot of laughing we are waiting for last shot to ring out.. Must be a real monster in that shed.. Hunters were watching from their house and Ed was ready to call 911 with all the crazyness going on.

Took this photo at one of the baits lasat week good 5 foot shooter bear print must have weighed 200 + lbs by the way he sinks in the mud.

Just before John returns for his 2011 hunt he got his 08 bear rug back from the taxidermist.. He arrowed this bear with his Mathews Switchback in his first hunt and returned useing the same bow making a great shot on his 2011 bear.. Good Shooting John.. W

Ed put this old Hog"

Vic returns to take a bear with a new bow, Mathews Z7Extreme looks like Vic will have no problem putting a bear down with this bow.

Ed arrives to camp over muddy roads for a black bear hunt but the Color phase is what intrigues him most.. Sunday nite starts the hunt and out to the stand he goes, he is a little leary of hunting from stands but he has made up has mind as long as he can

Todd while sitting at a bear bait has opportunity to capture some great pics,,, First nite in the stand he sees a good bear who skirts the stand but never commits to giving him a good shot with his 450 Marlin.. but this Great Grey Owl makes for a awesom

Eugene old time friend of the Gellers comes to Manitoba for a bear hunt.. John Geller said “if you wanted to see a br this was the place to come”.. wet roads, rain and then we were in Manitoba the Big Grass Outcamp.. in the stand by 430 weather cool an

Jeff returns to Manitoba to hunt bear.. he has brought back 2 hunting buddys and 2 good friends to experience this years hunt. Jeff is waiting for the big one which he had seen skirt he bait on Monday nite.. if he had been a rifle hunter the bear wou

Manitoba here we come and Houston is ready to hunt bear in Manitoba.. dinner, a sleelp and shoot the gun and Toms Bear 101.. now I know what to expect and to do when I see a bear.. traveling to the stand we go past Lake Manitoba down some very muddy ro

Chris first time hunter to Big Grass is taken to the Veraghes swamp bait.. riding through mud and water for over a mile him and John and Chris arrive at the new bait site.. Water is high.. but the bait looks hit hard.. ducks quackn birds cherpin and t

John for the second time shooting his Mathews switch back heads for a Big Grass bear stand… John the guide tells him he is seeing a good track at Beekers bait.. Up in the stand, safety harness on because at over 70yrs safety is a must.. 820 and he h

Bowhunters John and Jeff fling a few arrows in prep for the afternoons hunt.. John and Jeff both took cinnamon bears in 2008,. and returned this year with 4 others from Indianna and Tennesse. Great hunters these 2 are and many good stories told around the

Each week Tom gives bear 101 answering any questions for the new hunters, and refreshing the answers for the past hunters, Safety, knowledge of what we expect of a hunter and what he is to expect of us,, what to do after you shoot your bear, and what we w

On the X is so very important before going to the stand.. All hunters must shoot thier

Each year we stop and leave offerings of tobacco to the spirits at the Rock.. This is just another unique experience of the hunting in this area.

While putting in baits there was this huge print in the mud at the barrels when we were putting i

Every year we dig some spruce trees to place inthe shelter belt around the lodge at home.. Warren decided he would take a few home to his Mom.. After the baits were checked on Saturday, the sun was shining we took time to enjoy the outdoors, relax, poke a

Checking baits yesterday and this is what I saw in the goody pail which is attached to the tree, clawmarks where the bear had reached in and pulled out goodys, ant ehn chewed the pail on the edge.. lots of sign at this bait of a good bear.. We use differe