some might remember that i took a Black Bear this year with my bow. while skinning him i found a very small micro chip under his hide. this device was the size of a piece of pencil lead and about 3/16" in length.
i was very lucky to even find it.
our local DNR found that the bear came from Maryland and sent the micro chip to there biologist.
the Biologist contacted me a couple weeks ago with details about my bear.
my Bear was tagged with his 3 brothers as cubs in a cave back in "06" his mother was tagged and weighed as well. she was 170lb.
my bear had traveled 50miles from the den to where i harvested him.
finding out the history of this bear really added a lot to the trophy itself.
(http://i497.photobucket.com/albums/rr332/vahunter01/CIMG0035-1.jpg)
(http://i497.photobucket.com/albums/rr332/vahunter01/CIMG0007.jpg)
very cool
That is cool .
That's pretty neat Shawn! :icon_thumright:
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Pretty cool stuff. Thanks for the update.
Great follow up. Any picture of the chip? How in the world did you even see it? Never skinned a bear, but skinning a deer by self, one doesn't always happen to see the other side of the hide when pulling it off. Where was the chip located?
God Bless,
David B.
Cool Hunt !! That will make one heck of a rug mount for the house
Quote from: BOFF on December 04, 2011, 03:59:49 PM
Great follow up. Any picture of the chip? How in the world did you even see it? Never skinned a bear, but skinning a deer by self, one doesn't always happen to see the other side of the hide when pulling it off. Where was the chip located?
God Bless,
David B.
it was in the center of his back over the tenderloin.i wish i would have taken a pic of the chip, but i did not. it was pure luck that i even seen it. just luck
Glad you did find it and get the information back, it makes your rug more interesting to have a real history you can trace.
That is way to cool. Thanks for the update, Shawn.... Mike
thats way cool. Thanks for the update :icon_thumright:
Thanks for the update VAHUNTER. Cool story ! :icon_thumright:
50 miles,that is cool to find out.