Bridger black bears
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The Hedgehog
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The M is a good place to start. About half way up the steep trail, look to the left. Hide in the bushes and use your glass.
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There are a ton of bears in the bridgers... just have to get out and glass. Last year I saw six in one morning. Glass the slopes that are greening up and be prepared to invest some boot leather, if you aren't going in 3+ miles you aren't doing it right.
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Deer Park Chalet is another hot spot.
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This. I would also add... wear lots of camo and use a Wayne Carlton bear call.
JohnCushman
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Face paint...gotta have face paint 
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And a .338 magnum cartridge
Cav1
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I've seen some nice blackies up in the North Bridgers; Flathead Pass, Shafthouse Trail, and Elkhorn Ridge. Get up high and you can glass wide swaths of country.
ErictheRed
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And blow a cow call until you pass out!
2ski
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I think you're getting bears confused with bunnies..........I see lots of bunnies at Deer Park Chalet. That breed you only find in the mountains....snow bunnies.
2ski
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Nope. Go up Drinking Horse. From the top, you should be able to glass the entire M alot easier.
Big Sky
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Greenhorn, quit giving away all the best top secret spots.
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