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About once a year a school would host a Fred Bear hunting film in the Gym { late 50s or early 60s } , and my Pop would take me to see it , .50 cents a head was the admission .. That was some of the best time I ever shared with Pop . We hunted for years together .. I am 72 now and Pop has been gone for 20+ years . I still remember our adventures together Pop .. Save a seat for me up there , I'll see you before too much longer ... Thank you for sharing this wonderful trip down memory lane , it's such a good film !!

Some years agoI saw a video entitled”5 reasons to wear a Stetson hat for archery”I don’t remember the first four reasons, but the fifth was,” because Fred Bear wears one.”

Every once in a while, instead of dressing down and exercising during Jr High PE class in the early 1970s, our teacher, Mr. Miller, would set up the film projector and we would spend the period watching a Fred Bear bow hunting film. It was a real treat for us. I can just see the blue-haired liberals in today's education system doing apoplectic backflips if any teacher with traditional values tried to do that now.

True American bad ass and personal inspiration.🏹

The REAL Deal , FRED BEAR ♥️♥️♥️

Wonderful actuall hunting without politics ❤

My grandpa was Fred’s mailman and use to chew the cud a lot with him. He told many stories of trap shooting with Fred and archery shoots. Fred taught my grandfather how to shoot a recurve very well and my grandfather taught Fred how to shoot trap very well. My gramps was a national champion a few times in the 70’s

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What a great adventure. I remember watching these films and ones like them when I was just a kid. Fredd Bear was great, a real sportsman and outdoors man. These people that make hunting films and tv shows today about hunting could sure learn a lot from those old timers.

Now THIS is real hunting!

what is the brand tape ?

sounds incredible

Killing things

Pretty sure these guys knew exactly what their pronouns were. MEN.

I bet that adrenaline was pumping with the bear coming around that boulder.

I thought the thumbnail was Freddie Krueger.

There are no geologic ages as far as evolution ...cause there is no evolution...only variation within a kind..you cannot change your genetic information outside of your kind

Hahaha

Plasticene

There will never be another Papa Bear

I read he switched to shooting left handed as a child following an injury to his right hand.

That was a very small brownie.

Fred Bear and Ben Pearson were my boyhood heroes

Que dó do animal morreu agonizando.era apenas um filhote assustado.😢

Funny reading all these comments . As a young man, I got to meet Fred Bear in Kodiak in about 1962. He was a guest speaker at a Kodiak Outdoorsman club meeting. he showed a film like this.Talked about his products, New typesof bows, arrow points,, This could even be the trip he's on to bag this trophyl. Even the natives don't eat Kodiak bears, to fishey and full of worms. I'm also of native heritage. My family was from Afognak. My grandmother and grandfather moved into the town of Kodiak in 1926 the year my mother was born. She just passed away July 3rd 2023 at 97. I also met Lenard Sly AKA Roy Rogers in 1956-57 on his quest to bag his Kodiak cept he was using a big rifle not no sliver of wood with razor blades on the points.

Fred always dressed like my grandpa his name was Sam he was one of the best hunters trappers and fisherman

im here bc im looking for fmaf lore

A side bar to this film; the Valient Maid, the ship in this film, made its way to Hawaii in the early 70's contracted out as a research vessel for the U of Hawaii's marine biology program. For a time she regularly tied up at the harbor in Haleiwa. I lived across the street at the time and remember she was painted blue then. Thanks for posting this!

Love these shows from back in the day. The narration was so cool.

He just had to pick up that egg! Lol.

He was a lefty. Nice

As a kid I remember watching this at a school that held a movie night ! He was a great hunter to say the least ! RIP Fred !

In 1978 I went to the Fred Bear museum in Grayling,Michigan. There was every animal from a huge bear standing upright, a balooga whale,Elepgant and you could watch the movie of each hunt depending on what day you were there..I was so excited as I had gotten a Whitetail hunter a couple years earlier and hunted Whitetail deer in Texas.Getting laughed at too.. That was back when archery was not that popular in South East Texas.. I was visiting Kalkaska ,Michigan.. The whole trip was cool the Fred Bear museum was awesome.

At 17:08 one of the sea lions has an arrow sticking out of it. 😂

Fred Bear is my first choice for "If you could meet any 3 people from the past or present, who would they be?"

Back when men were men and women accepted it.

every shitty destructive movement has its start. it is often one person who is the impetus for the most vile, senseless and destructive actions in history. "fred bear" is just that man for the horrific slaughter of wildlife by way of archery. once a noble and skilled martial art, bear reduced the ancient ballistic practice to a so called "sport" for a huge number of virus minded, narcissistic, short sighted, science iliterate, thoughtless, soulless thrill killers, trophy hunters and animal sadists. enemies of any thoughtful american who cares about the rampant loss of our natural heritage! wow what a piece of shit!

Just simply amazing!!!

Saw this in the early 60s with my dad...Juneau AK

I remember back when I was a kid, the sportsmans club had a meeting once a month, and after the meeting we always had a movie FB was always y favorite

Thank god there’s no more wilderness in the lower 48 states left. Now we have 30 million immigrants on welfare instead.

My dad still has his and my old Bear Compound bows and some unused arrowheads still in the box. Someday if someone in the family goes bow hunting again they are theirs my dad sad. Waiting for some great-grandkids. All of us others just rifle hunt. The bows may be bad though because I don't think my dad has ever loosened the bowstrings in the twenty years since anyone used them.

I flew over one glacier in Alaska that was the size of Rhode Island state. Wonder how much it has melted because of glacial warming?

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Awesome, thanks for sharing your videos and keep them coming please.

That bear is huge

Me and my cousin used to do that shooting throwing cans up in the air with a few smaller rocks in the can to make it go farther

Fred Bear was one of the best hunters and best of shooting the recurve bow. He was in the top five of all times. He forgot more than any of us will ever know.

That’s what I wanted to on my bucket list. Take my bow and go take a huge grizzly or Kodiak either one will do.

Fred Bear is a legend