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<blockquote data-quote="Lungdeflator" data-source="post: 226441" data-attributes="member: 5163">Driving from Williston, unless you have great connections and friends over in bear country, it would be better to just hire a guide.&nbsp; The driving back and forth to keep up with baiting would probably pay for the guide in just your gas.&nbsp; And as mentioned, free bait is hard to come by any more.&nbsp; When I was bear hunting around Bemidji, to me the baiting was really fun.&nbsp; I had 3 sites and had 12&quot;+ wet aspen logs on each crib.&nbsp; It was crazy to go see those big logs tossed around like pick up sticks.&nbsp; There were also many times I had pictures of bears on the bait within 10 minutes of leaving. So I know they were just sitting back there watching me bait haha.&nbsp; I also had some connections with a little debbie distributer and got a lot of expired snacks. Also got 100 gallons of free grease from a DQ in Grand Forks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lungdeflator, post: 226441, member: 5163"] Driving from Williston, unless you have great connections and friends over in bear country, it would be better to just hire a guide. The driving back and forth to keep up with baiting would probably pay for the guide in just your gas. And as mentioned, free bait is hard to come by any more. When I was bear hunting around Bemidji, to me the baiting was really fun. I had 3 sites and had 12"+ wet aspen logs on each crib. It was crazy to go see those big logs tossed around like pick up sticks. There were also many times I had pictures of bears on the bait within 10 minutes of leaving. So I know they were just sitting back there watching me bait haha. I also had some connections with a little debbie distributer and got a lot of expired snacks. Also got 100 gallons of free grease from a DQ in Grand Forks. [/QUOTE]

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