Videos tagged with Grizzly Bear Hunting

Caleb Stillins, founder of Outfitter Services, shares his journey from competitive archery to leading global hunting expeditions. He discusses the realities of hunting in Alaska and Africa, the importance of ethical hunting for conservation, and the economic impact of hunting tourism in South Africa. The conversation also touches on the challenges of managing expectations and ensuring client safety in remote wilderness environments.

This episode features a discussion on encounters with large game, specifically grizzly bears and buffalo, and the firearms used for defense and hunting. The conversation highlights the importance of appropriate caliber selection for dangerous game, the psychological impact of close encounters, and practical advice for wilderness preparedness and safety. It also touches on the challenges and rewards of hunting and outdoor activities in various environments.

This segment from Gun Talk Radio discusses the versatility of the .308 Winchester cartridge, highlighting its effectiveness for hunting various game animals up to elk and moose, and even for defense against grizzly bears when properly employed. It also touches on the Ruger SFAR rifle's accuracy and the surprising effectiveness of low-power scopes at extended ranges. A brief anecdote about BB gun sales regulations is also included.

This guide focuses on selecting the appropriate firearm caliber and platform for brown bear hunting. It emphasizes that while brown bears are not inherently difficult to kill, a dangerous encounter arises when they are agitated. The primary recommendation is a rifle, with pistols serving only as a last-resort backup. Various calibers and firearm types, including bolt-action rifles, lever-action rifles, and shotguns with slugs/buckshot, are discussed as viable options for this challenging hunt.

This episode of the GUNS Magazine Podcast features an interview with Mark Gurney, Director of Product Management at Ruger. Gurney, an engineer by trade, discusses his transition to the marketing side of Ruger and the success of their new product development process. The conversation touches on his personal preferences for blued steel and walnut firearms, his initial shooting range experiences, and his favorite Ruger firearm. He also recounts a memorable hunting trip in Alaska where he successfully took both a moose and a grizzly bear with his Ruger Hawkeye rifle.

This review covers the Mossberg Patriot rifle chambered in 300 Win Mag, highlighting its suitability for big game hunting and long-distance shots on animals like elk and grizzly bears. The rifle features an aftermarket muzzle brake, a fluted barrel, and a smooth bolt action. The reviewer tested handloads at 100 yards, achieving approximately a 1 MOA group, and noted the rifle's manageable recoil, likely due to the muzzle brake and its relatively light weight.