Blonde Bear In PA

[BHC]

Friend of mine lives about 12 miles from the Digmans Ferry Bridge he took this picture eariler this year, he just sent it to me. It would make for one hell of a trophy for any hunter, as color phase bears aren't the norm for this area......Hopefully he will stroll past me.....Ahhhh wishful thinking !!!!!

 

 

[Axiom]

cool...

[rec913]

they have pictures of a blond bear on the web site of the community where I have a home in Pa I have not seen the bear in person but when I go up there I will be keeping a eye out

[Bucksnbows]

Of all the bears I have seen in NJ over the years and that's maybe high hundreds or low thousands, I've never seen any color phases.  It would be cool to see some of those genetics in NJ bears.  Once in awhile you see the white throat chevron, but not colors other than black.  Cool picture.

[BowhunterNJ]

Wow, very cool!

[BowTechExperience]

Beautiful bear.

[Gruntmaster]

Years ago I had a beautiful cinnamon phase black come to my stand in Potter county, Pa.

Wish I had a camera that day.

Great pics BHC.

Nice post.

[GhostBear]

Of all the bears I have seen in NJ over the years and that's maybe high hundreds or low thousands, I've never seen any color phases.  It would be cool to see some of those genetics in NJ bears.  Once in awhile you see the white throat chevron, but not colors other than black.  Cool picture.

I've seen 2 cinnamon phase bears in NJ, 1 at waywayanda when I was 13 the other was at white lake WMA about 8 years ago.

[jerseyhunter]

Nice, tell Sammy I said Hello. Hope all is well.

[Palawman30]

Of all the bears I have seen in NJ over the years and that's maybe high hundreds or low thousands, I've never seen any color phases.  It would be cool to see some of those genetics in NJ bears.  Once in awhile you see the white throat chevron, but not colors other than black.  Cool picture.

Jersey bears are inbred.......

 

 

hahahahaha 

 

Ive seen a ton of bear in Pa and have never seen a color phase either.. Although bears with white chevons or crests are pretty common