Gone Wild Big Bear Concentrated Spray 32 oz

Description

• Size: 32 oz. concentrated formula
• Type: Wildlife attractant spray
• Target Species: Black bear, brown bear, grizzly bear
• Application Method: Direct spray or drag line
• Concentration Level: High-concentrate formula; dilutable for extended coverage
• Shelf Life: Stable for multiple seasons when stored properly
• Intended Use: Hunting bait sites, scouting, and trail camera setups

You put in the miles scouting bear country. You hang cameras, check sign, and burn weekends building bait sites, only to pull your cards and find nothing but empty frames. Bears are unpredictable and have a nose that puts any other North American game animal to shame. If your attractant is weak or washed out by rain, you might as well be running a blank site. Getting the right scent product into the right location is one of the most overlooked parts of a successful bear hunt.

The Gone Wild Big Bear Concentrated Spray, 32 oz. is built to solve exactly that problem. At just $17.99, it delivers a powerful, high-concentrate attractant formula designed specifically for bear hunting setups. The 32 oz. size gives you enough product to run multiple sites or extend your season without constantly restocking.

Performance Breakdown

Build Quality and Materials: The 32 oz. bottle is a practical, field-ready size that fits in a pack without taking up too much real estate. The concentrated formula means you are not paying for a product that is mostly water. You can dilute it to stretch coverage or apply it full strength for maximum punch at a primary bait site.

Practical Use in the Field: Gone Wild Big Bear Concentrated Spray works well across multiple application styles. You can spray it directly onto logs, stumps, or bait barrels, or use it to create a drag line leading into your setup. Bears will hit a scent trail and follow it in, which means you can direct travel routes toward your stand or blind. That kind of versatility makes it worth keeping in your kit regardless of terrain.

Scent Strength and Longevity: Concentrated attractants hold up better than diluted ready-to-use sprays after rain. The formula is designed to linger on natural surfaces and reactivate slightly with moisture rather than washing out completely. That matters a lot when you are hunting in the Pacific Northwest, coastal British Columbia, or anywhere else that gets regular precipitation during bear season.

Best Use Cases: This product fits best into an active baiting program. It works alongside food-based attractants to pull bears in from a wider range and keep them working the site between bait refreshes. It is also useful for pre-season scouting setups where you want to generate interest at a location before committing to a full bait program.

Pros

• High-concentrate formula stretches further than ready-to-use sprays
• 32 oz. size covers multiple sites or an extended hunting season
• Versatile application including direct spray, drag lines, and scent posts
• Strong value at $17.99 compared to many specialty bear attractants
• Effective across multiple bear species and a range of terrain types

Cons

• Concentrated formula requires some field judgment on dilution ratios
• Scent-based attractants are regulated or prohibited in some jurisdictions; you need to check local laws before use
• 32 oz. may not be enough for hunters running large numbers of bait sites simultaneously
• No built-in applicator; you may want a separate spray nozzle or applicator bottle for cleaner field use

Who Should Buy This

This is a strong pick for bear hunters running one or two active bait sites who want a cost-effective attractant that works across multiple applications. It also suits hunters who do pre-season camera work and want to generate bear activity at a location early. If you are hunting black bear in the upper Midwest, Canada, or the Pacific Northwest, the Gone Wild Big Bear Concentrated Spray fits neatly into a layered scent and bait strategy without breaking your budget.

Who Should Skip This

If you hunt in a state or province that prohibits baiting or the use of attractants for bear, this product is not legal for your situation. Check your regulations before buying. Hunters who prefer a ready-to-use spray with no mixing or dilution work may also find a pre-mixed product more convenient, even at a higher per-ounce cost.

How It Compares

Bear attractants vary widely in concentration, scent profile, and price, so knowing what you are buying relative to the competition matters.

Conquest Scents Bear Bomb, 6.65 oz. (approximately $12-$15): The Bear Bomb is a pressurized aerosol that disperses scent quickly over a wide area. It wins on speed and ease of use straight out of the package. However, the smaller volume means higher cost per application over a full season. The Gone Wild Big Bear Concentrated Spray wins on volume and value for hunters who are running sites over multiple weeks.

Evolved Habitat Bear Cocaine, 32 oz. (approximately $20-$25): Bear Cocaine is a well-known product with a strong following among serious bait hunters. It wins on brand recognition and a proven track record across a wide range of regions. The Gone Wild Big Bear Concentrated Spray wins on price at $17.99, making it a more accessible option for hunters who want similar volume at a lower entry cost.

Wildlife Research Center Bear Lure, 4 oz. (approximately $10-$12): This is a smaller-volume option that suits casual or occasional users. It wins if you only need enough product for a single short-season setup. For anyone running multiple sites or a longer season, the 32 oz. Gone Wild Big Bear Concentrated Spray offers far better value per ounce.

The decision comes down to how many sites you run and how much mixing and application work you are willing to do in the field.

FAQ

Q: Can I dilute the Gone Wild Big Bear Concentrated Spray to cover more area?

A: Yes. The concentrated formula is designed to be diluted with water for broader coverage. Full-strength application works best for primary bait sites, while a diluted mix suits drag lines and perimeter scent posts. Start conservative with dilution and adjust based on results at your specific site.

Q: Is this attractant legal to use for bear hunting in Canada?

A: Baiting regulations vary by province. British Columbia, Alberta, and several other provinces allow bear baiting under specific conditions. Always verify current provincial regulations before using any attractant or bait product. Some crown land and national park areas have additional restrictions regardless of provincial rules.

Q: How long does the scent last after application?

A: Under dry conditions, a full-strength application can remain detectable for several days. Rain will reduce longevity but concentrated formulas reactivate better with moisture than diluted sprays. Plan to refresh your site every three to five days during active hunting periods for best results.

Q: What surfaces work best for applying this spray?

A: Porous natural surfaces hold scent the longest. Weathered wood, rough bark, soil, and moss all absorb and release the attractant effectively. Smooth plastic or metal bait barrels benefit from a heavy application since they do not absorb the formula the way natural materials do.

Q: Does the Gone Wild Big Bear Concentrated Spray work for both black bear and grizzly?

A: Yes. The formula is designed to attract multiple bear species. Black bear and grizzly share similar scent-driven foraging behavior, so a strong food-based attractant will draw interest from both. Your local bear population and available food sources in the area will influence how well any attractant performs in a given season.