The Treeline Academy is preparing to deliver the most comprehensive and innovative bear-hunting resource ever created. Ryan Lampers, Brian Call, and Mark Livesay have combined their combined decades of expertise to bring you the ultimate western bear hunting resource.
This comprehensive course will revolutionize the way western hunters approach their bear pursuits.
If you are looking to radically expand your bear hunting knowledge, improve your ability to find places that attract and hold bears, and ultimately create a hunt planning strategy that will elevate your success you are in the right place.
Western black bear hunting opportunities are plentiful, and the tags are relatively easy to obtain. However, educational resources for hunting and finding bears have been limited until now. Black bears are more abundant today than at any time during the last century. Bears are thriving, and as bear hunters, we are living during the best of times.
The Western Bear Hunting Course will cover all styles of spring and fall western bear hunting, e-scouting methods, pursuit tactics, hunt planning strategies, and more! Far too often bear hunters waste valuable time and effort looking for bears in areas that simply don’t have bears, and worse don’t have the features that are attractive to bears.
Whether you're an experienced bear hunter or just starting out, this course will provide you with the tools and resources you need to become a more efficient, effective, and successful bear hunter.
The Treeline Academy is completely focused on the continual search for knowledge that will help you refine and elevate your Western big hunting skill set. This course is another extension of that mission.
Members of the Treeline Academy E-Scouting Elk & Hunt Planning Course have full access to this webinar! This is a fantastic two-part, two-hour webinar on some advanced e-scouting techniques for spring bears.
When hunting spring bears, choosing the right elevation band and understanding snow cover, depth and melt is mission critical.
This webinar will help break down the spring snow melt and zero in on those specific elevations that are likely to hold bears.