Videos tagged with Bear

This video introduces the Q Megafix, a new long-action rifle from Q, designed for big game hunting and long-range shooting. The rifle is chambered in powerful calibers like .300 Win Mag, 7 PRC, .375 Ruger, and 9.3x62. A Q representative shares extensive field testing experience, including successful hunts for elk, bear, and moose in Africa and the Western US, highlighting the rifle's reliability and effectiveness in demanding environments.

This video poses a hypothetical self-defense scenario involving a bear encounter, prompting viewers to consider their actions. The description humorously mentions the potential use of a shotgun, implying a defensive confrontation. The video creator highlights a "#BearProblem" and credits "HandleitGrips" for video content on X. The core of the video appears to be a discussion or thought experiment about how to react to a dangerous animal encounter.

This YouTube video features a comparison of thermal imaging technology, specifically the PARD Sphinx, against large animals such as bears, bisons, and goats. The title indicates a focus on the capabilities of the thermal imager in identifying and observing these animals, likely in a wilderness or tactical context, with associated hashtags pointing towards civilian tactical applications and firearms. The video aims to demonstrate the effectiveness of thermal imaging for spotting wildlife.

This video focuses on recommending a home defense pistol setup with a budget of under $600. It highlights various products with discount codes for Infinity Targets, Olight, and Cyelee. The description lists several Cyelee optic models including CAT PRO, WOLF PRO, BEAR, WOLF X PRO, BULL X PRO, BULL PRO, WOLF2-Red, WOLF2-Green, WOLF0, CAT-GREEN, CAT-RED, CT2-RED, CT2-GREEN, CALF-X1, CALF-V2, T10-GREEN, T10-RED, and T3-RED. Affiliate links are provided for Amazon and Campsite, and social media links to Twitter, Patreon, YouTube channels (704 Gear), Instagram, and Rumble are included.

This video provides a list of discount codes for Cyelee optics, with specific codes offering percentages off various Cyelee optic models. The description links to the Cyelee Amazon page and mentions that most items are sent for review, with affiliate links used to support the channel. The video highlights several optic models by name, including CAT PRO, WOLF PRO, BEAR, WOLF X PRO, BULL X PRO, BULL PRO, CALF-X1, CT2-RED, CT2-GREEN, WOLF2-Red, WOLF2-Green, WOLF0, CAT-GREEN, CAT-RED, CALF-V2, T10-GREEN, T10-RED, T3-RED, and T3-Green. It also mentions an RMR cut WOLF PRO.

This YouTube video, titled "Shark Coasts Guard Pup," features Shark Coast Tactical's guard dog, Bear. The description indicates a focus on "pup" and "luv," suggesting a more lighthearted or lifestyle-oriented video rather than a technical firearm review. The provided website and social media links are for Shark Coast Tactical, which is known for firearms and related merchandise. However, without a transcript or further details on the video's content, it's impossible to determine if any specific firearms, calibers, manufacturers, or tactical topics are discussed or demonstrated. The video appears to be more of a general brand promotion or a feature of the company mascot.

This episode of Long Range Pursuit showcases 'best of' hunting shots made by customers and outfitters using Gunwerks equipment. It highlights successful long-range engagements on various game animals, emphasizing the application of ballistic compensation and precise shooting techniques in challenging field conditions. The compilation features impressive shots made by individuals other than the show's hosts.

This video showcases a bear exhibiting unusual dancing behavior, filmed by Christopher Olsen of NRA's American Rifleman during a hunting trip in Manitoba. The description mentions the use of Bushnell equipment and that the video may have been enhanced. The content appears to be an 'exclusive' feature from American Hunter, likely intended to offer a unique or entertaining moment captured during a hunting expedition, highlighting a surprising wildlife encounter.

This video captures a humorous moment as Chad Enos, after being told a convincing story about a large desert black bear, excitedly searches for evidence. His search leads him to a substantial pile of fresh scat, which sparks a lighthearted and entertaining prank. The description highlights Chad's excellent sense of humor and how he elevates the joke, making it one of the best ever. The content appears to be focused on an outdoor-related anecdote with a humorous twist, rather than direct firearm usage.