Giant, 10-Foot Kodiak Island Alaska Brown Bear Hunt
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- Опубликовано: 13 окт 2024
- Billy Molls guides Ryan Hiatt(NC) on a classic Kodiak Island brown bear hunting adventure.
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I have a very short list of fears. One of the few is getting attacked by something like this. You just don't understand how massive these creatures are until you're next to one.
I don't have an overt fear of it, I just refuse to allow myself or a loved one be mauled, thus I am always armed to teeth when "in the hills"
And then pound for pound they're even more powerful. You take the strongest toughest 350 lb man vs a 300 lb bear or lion or tiger and even without teeth and claws the animal treats the bigger man like a rag doll. I'll see if I can find the video: There's a "Montana bear guy" who has a pet 400 lb grizz. He takes it out and has it flip 800 lb boulders like they're nothing.
@@dr.mikejohnson571 Sometimes I like the videos where the bear kills the hunters, gotta admit some of you hunters are arrogant and need some humbling.
@@intentionaloutcome9068 ??? Gotta admit, ur effin nuts, and "arrogant" ...?? 😳😳 ehhh ... YOU... MIRROR... and the shitiot you c there 👏👏👏👍👍👍
@@intentionaloutcome9068 we are literally top of the foodchain lmao, imagine going on a hunting video and having the dumbest opinion on earth
Living out of a tent, Oh hell come to Seattle. There is tons of people living in tents under the overpass, parks, ball fields.
No surprise, tent cities are popping up or growing like weeds in most democratic run larger cities and its only gonna get worse in the coming years with the Biden administration not securing the southern border and people from all over the world freely walking into the USA now. 20K-30K illegal immigrants enter this country every single week since Biden took over, stopped the wall/tore it down and allows all illegal immigrants into this country. Oh and the 20k to 30k is just the ones that get processed, there are several thousand others every week that enter and are never caught/processed and move around the country freely and nobody knows who they are or what they are capable of. Yes most illegals are good people looking for a better life but the country just can't sustain have hundreds of thousands coming into the country every few months, a lot of them eventually end up on the streets and these tent cities in Seattle, Portland, LA and area NY etc the bigger Dem run cities were the leadership there allows this to happen
@@misguidedangel6550 I just got back from Maui. Ya, I know it was cool. But they have bums living on the streets there also. But it is still living in Maui., I guess.
Yep, and the tent cities pop up faster in Red states, wonder why that is? Lol
Hahaha good one.
@@guytansbariva2295 no those places are dem ran
i love the southern accents good to see a good ole boy like me able to go hunt with ya
Man that intro is exactly my sentiment. It's why I'm here. Just looking for the opportunity!
I didn’t know you could still hunt bears. Such a beautiful animal. Sad to see it get put down. All in all good hunt
Oh hell yeah man! Bear is good gets you pretty sick if you don’t know how to cook it tho
@boatsandhoes4346 you probably aren't getting enough fat off when you harvest
I'm pretty sure you could always hunt bear. Why do you think that we're not allowed anymore?😂
@@shortbusracingco.1241cuz they’re sick and most stuff is gonna be dead in 20 years
@boatsandhoes4346, not many people be eaten grizzly bear.
Wahnsinspranken , und der riesige Schädel ! Das war wahrhaftig, ein grandioser Jagderfolg ! Danke für Euer Video !🤜🤛👏🤲👍🐻
My goodness they are an impressive and frightening animal.
I absolutely enjoy watching your hunting videos and see there is a true bonding experience that happens between you and your clients.
Theres so much more than killing the animal. The bonding its spiritual its digging down deep and knowing who you are and more, its beautiful.
I enjoy your campfire talks i know this is set up for men mostly but i must say I'm learning alot.
I see men reaching out to you by their responses.
Billy your doing a wonderful thing, spreading the word as Christians we want to do.
You truly found your place and are reaching people that relate to you some who sorta put the Lord on the back burner but Billy you've touched them and your changing their lives.
What a blessing you are to alot of people.
Your a very special man and i mean that maybe you dont look at yourself that way because your a humble man but your a true blessing to alot of people.
God Bless You Sir
Billie, I'm from Louisiana and hunted native animals my whole life, and to know at 65, I would love to hunt Kodiak, with a guide like yourself, but got to face reality, a dream is just that, love the video's , your a class act.
make it happen sir so that there are no regrets. we live once and then that's it. we are lucky to be alive. I made it out alive after 28 plus years as a police officer in miami dade county florida. I say do it or die trying.....
@@zl1bookerglad you got to retire. One of our local deputies was just murdered in cold blood. Poor guy was only 30, and had been engaged for 4 days.
Another exceptional hunt. I will probably never make it from the UK to Alaska to hunt but everything from landing a plane in the lakes to packing out the bear look incredible. Thanks for another great episode, Billy!
All of you male ego driven, heartless, insecure, wicked fuckers do not belong on this beautiful planet period!!!!! You will all have to pay over and over when you die for what you have done, you sick bastards!!!!!!
@@eddyj3862 Your pannies eddy are a little too tight, hush.
@@eddyj3862 if it weren't for hunters there would have no funds for conservation over the years .
@@markzimmerman7279 I bet Eddie eats like a rabbit...
Billy, I am exhausted just watching you guys hike up and down those mountains. What a bear !!!! Calling him in was experience and skill which you have really honed over the years ! Congrats to you & your hunters !
Why do they have to kill it. Not doing them any harm
What a beauty. If mine, iwould have the head mounted on the hide. I like the old tiger mounted heads on rugs.
Haha hey do you have a program for people who are totally afraid of bears? I could never do what y’all are doing!
Love to hear when trophy hunters proclaim "thank you Lord!" for scoring game. THANKS for the awesome video -- priceless memories for so many who had the chance to share the hunt with your video.
@W... ya, as if God is pleased with them for murdering one of his beautiful creation, for nothing but bragging rights. You must of have a poor belief about what God is about, and who he is.
God doesn’t exist, it was a hallucination for a dude that wrote the bible, but yes is very heartwarming to hear the hunters appreciate the life they have taken and be sorry for the suffering they caused
@@freaky.skullz8 Wrong!
@@jessejames1040 I’m right and you know it well at least your only brain cell
Such a captivating video. 20 min went by in a flash!
Great video. Did you take any meat, or just the hide/skull? Thanks!
I was wondering the same thing
Sadly looks like they just took the hide,
That's one nice rug you got there going to need to get me one in the future 😉
How does that work with the guide firing also? As long as he fires second? It seems like he knew he'd fire right after the client fired.
Not everyone noticed the scam, but you did. It isn't really you hunting if the guide makes the kill shot.
I spotted it the first time I watched it.
It happens in alot of his videos if you pay attention. But he is a good guide.
He also did it with Barry Bartons hunt as well.
I guess it's for the best...
I don't understand why everything gets barberized with bullets. Even if it's a perfect bullet placement (which don't happen very often) , as long as it's still standing its "shoot um again!". Then everything gets shot in the front quarter, hind quarter, paw, belly and ass. The quality of the videos are nice to watch, but the quality of shooting is cringe worthy.
i was a back up gun on two grizzly hunts back in the late eighties. first one i help shoot was an 8 foot bear and the second one was a 10 foot er like yours. i did not have to shoot at the 10 foot bear as my boss at the time took care of it with a couple shots. a 10 foot bear is freaking huge. we skinned the bear properly and my boss put that whole bear hide and head on a kodiak frame backpack. i had to help him lift the backpack onto his back. it was every bit of 150 plus pounds of hide and head. we were inland off the coast of the norton sound between unalakleet and saint michael. watching you're awesome fun hunt in kodiak brought back some memories for me. thank you guys for a great video and sharing your awesome successful hunt!! a 10 footer!!!! WOW!
What was purpose of that hunt ?
sport or trophy def not meat cuz bear meat tends to have alot of parasites
@@THEREALJOHNFITZGERALDKENNEDY63some bears have parasites,its not a commom thing,otherwise no one would eat them
Very impressed with the video but did you guys skin it and just leave the meat there to rot ?
What a majestic bear. Taken down humanely and quickly. Congratulations!!!
For what fucking reason ??? assholes
@@SteffanoDucati nature is going to eliminate by using a weakened condition killing by other animals that are stronger. The taking by a human hunter is quicker and thereby more humane.
100% unnecessary .... that creature would have lived as a valuable part of the ecosystem unlike those thrill seeking assholes who serve no purpose what-so-ever .
@Steffano Ducati Let me guess you are one of the people who live in the city and drive 5 minutes away t9 get your groceries. If I am correct then other what you read and are told by the media you have never experienced any of nature that means you have no idea about any of this so your opinion has no value.
@@user-xw3op7ti7t you have free speech and I have free speech. In my opinion you are a liberal socialists censoring asshole.
Absolutely brilliant completely envious
Best hunts on RUclips
Cheers!
What caliber and brand was the rifle that took the bear.
Well Produced Hunting Experiences Mr. Billy Molls ; I am never disappointed. I always watch Your Video Productions more than once for sure. He sure did Pound Him.
living the dream. the footage, scenery, and bear were breathtaking.
Thanks again MDMM, doing great things for us all to enjoy and learn from. Thanks again and god bless Billy M & family 👍🇺🇸
Absolutely.
Amen. Do they eat the 🐻 meat ? O wonder
@@osoreal3957they left it, just thrill kill, wanted another blanket to show his friends.
What rifle cartridge you guys choose for this Beast?
I know this is an old video because the plane says ERA Alaska, but 2011 doesn’t seem 10 years ago!
I still think of 2005 as only a few years ago!
@@asterixdogmatix1073it feels like it. Like it was just yesterday, being a young man in college spending my weekends either hunting or fishing, or chaising girls.
Nice Shooting, Great Videoing of the Hunt from Start to the Finish.
Really that's a Gorgeous Spring Bear. I gather they had just Emerged from Thier Hibernation, & by the looks of the Surrounding area's? You guys had just barely been able too Fly in? Maybe a Week or Two weeks before then. Great Hunt. & Thank You for Sharing IT with Us.
I wonder how many sows that big bastard has killed? A friend of mine lives in AK and he was telling me about the boars going after cubs and sometimes they will just go for a lone sow. I didn’t have time to ask him if it was a food thing, or no interest in mating or whatever the reasons were for that.
A boar kills the cubs, which throws the sow into heat, one reason trophy boar hunting actually causes more bears in an area , as far as I know they seldom kill the sows.
Ryan and Jeremy from my home state. NC glad to see a local group with the legend himself MDMM. Gods speed to ya all 👍🇺🇸congratulations to Ryan H
I don't know man... Was the guide's follow up shot necessary in this case? I would be quite pissed if the guide/PH took a shot too unless it was absolutely necessary.
Considering it was at 60 yards and most the time they don’t go down right away I would have done the same thing.
Our scopes were heavily fogged and dense brush surrounding. Ordinarily I wouldn't have shot. Better one-too many bullets than one-too few.
@@moderndaymountainman8130 Thank you for explaining. Makes sense now.
There is no way to know if it was necessary. It was much too soon in my opinion. There isn't one second between the two shots. Almost like a "preemptive shot". A back up shot shouldn't be so quick unless there is the danger of a charge. It's quite clear that no one likes to follow a wounded bear in the alders and the guide is the one who has to find the bear..I'll put that shot on his experience in similar circumstances.
Affix bayonets! Or in this case I think would be duct taping one of those William Wallace swords to the barrel!
That was a great hunt. Beautiful bear. Congratulations. Did y'all take the meat out also?
Great hunt and video. Was that a 375 H&H magnum rifle that he used? The bullets looked like 375s. Would be good to know what rifle, caliber, etc, that was used. I noted a quick 2nd shot as well. Good idea with dangerous game like a brown bear! Grats on a great bear and hunt. That's a hunting experience you will never forget.
What you noticed was the guide hunting the bear and the client conned into thinking he shot the bear.
Really! After much reflection, I think I would love to hunt Kodiak. What a unique place. It is God's country
Are you hunters hunting these beautiful animals just for survival ? feed the village ect ?
Billy, did you follow up a shot on this hunt? Sounded like two. Great hunt👍
Sounded like two to me also. The 2nd shot sound was too quick to be an echo.
After the first shot the guide will shoot so they don't need to track a wounded bear in the Alders that is what they are subpost to do
Yes. Hindsight I didn't need too, but both our scopes were very fogged and surrounding brush was thick.
@@moderndaymountainman8130 It was the ethical thing to do in that situation. The bear died quick and eliminated a possible very dangerous situation. Good job.
@@moderndaymountainman8130 what caliber do you guys use for that bear?
What are you doing with the meat? Just for the trophy?
Awesome stuff Billy love these videos. But do agree always wonders what rile and caliber your folks are using. It would just be interesting to know. Thanks again. Vince from NJ. Hope to hunt with you some day…..
What caliber did you drop him with. ??? Did the job👍
Billy , you are a one of a kind Guide , I watch all of your hunts . You are awesome Guide
Good job what did you guys do with the meat?
It was donated to the native population on the island
Cool video. Would have been good to see more of the skinning process as well as a closer look at that pelt stretched out once removed, but thanks the same.
its not allowed to show that on youtube sadly..
@@todleif it’s allowed, it just gets demonetized. A lot of hunting channels make second channels for that stuff that won’t make money.
have you seen how they poke a hole in the hide and put an high pressure air hose in - blows the hide up
Wow! Thank you for allowing me to come along for your dream hunt. Just amazing. Congratulations on the hunt of a lifetime!
Sounded like two shots. Did the guide fire a backup shot? What cartridge, rifle and optics?
What an impressive Kodiak Island brown bear hunt. Can't tell you how much we enjoy all of your videos!
Hi...did you know Devoe Friend? He was a guide on kodiak. I worked for him on Midway Island back in 1981!
He was a great guy!
Told me to bring 3 sets of raingear and a generator all the work id ever want...never made it...i chased surf!
That bear probably just came out of it's den after a long winter hibernation and yawned and was like "Ohh what a long winter, it's so great that its finally spr...BOOM"
The journey itself is so breathtaking id love to come to a place like this
can you eat those? are they any good?
Bear meat yes I forgot the taste of it. But I know I had it when I was much younger
yeah beat meat is pretty good, but gotta be careful.
@@hello-ii5lh you gotta be sure the bear is dead and he doesn't end up eating you first I would imagine
what a beast. makes your heart race just watching
Just subscribed,i liked the full video👌
As the Bear is coming in, I had a flashback of when I shot mine. I'm thinking, "Don't short -shuck it!" Amazing what adrenaline will do, even with control round feed. Always a pleasure watching your videos Billy. Brings back some awesome memories of Alaskan Adventures.
Do you just take the hide and head? why aren't these any good to eat or is it just too much to pack out of there? just curious...
How much did the fur weigh? that had to be heavy 200#?
Without the skull and feet 130 pounds dry.
@@moderndaymountainman8130 My son packed his out from about a mile from the bear viewing area, along with our gear, they seem like at least a ton by the time he got to the platform
What do you do with the meat? Are you hunting just for the trophy?
I know people eat black bear meat. But I don’t think I’ve seen people talk about grizzly meat? Is there a reason? Just curious
I've ate it, it's not bad , if a young one
I’d say it has to do with the animals diet and how it effects the meat. Black bear is fine if it’s been living on grass and acorns, and if the fat is white, you’re good.
@@robertboyd3863 I eaten bear that tasted like shit. It was a griz from n.w. Montana. It is hard for me to justify killing a griz just for the hide.
@@russday1400 I remember back when they shot dump black bears , no one ate them, but the ones we shoot in AK. are very good, Grizz , as I said young ones are ok. at least the ones I've ate. Your choice not to shoot them but many parts of AK. are over run with them, and actually need more harvested, but locals have little interest in shooting them, and costs a bunch for a non resident, plus they just shoot a few boars, which actually tends to increase the numbers .
@@GreatOldOne9866 I agree with you
Did you take any of the meat? Or just the hide and skull?
Excellent hunt I wish I was younger to go on a hunt like this
Crikey. Glad I don't have to worry about these when I'm out deer hunting in New Zealand.
Hey Billy from the UP, I started the same way trapping rats, but I moved to the UP to become a mountain man and logger, was headed to Alaska but fell in love with this area, great hunt my brother
Awesome hunt… what caliber rifle was you shooting…
Billy Molls adventures are the best!! You almost feel like you're on the hunt. Great camera work, great attitude, the whole package.
Congrats All!!
Was that an lpvo on his rifle?
Great footage of that bear lumbering toward you guys! What a brute
They were in his domain and it was them that deserves shooting
@@stevencrooks7201 I guarantee you currently live in the previous domain of other animals. So, take your own advice bro, seriously, please. Leave conservation to educated people that understand wildlife management.
@@gibbers13no harvest. Thrill kill. He could of bought a bear skin!! For another blanket. Idiots.
LOL....couple a jugg heads and a cheese head...you boys had a bad ass bear hunt.. im getting too old billy maybe better get on the list for one of these soon ehh? how bout vilas county this year?
Awesome. Love Kodiak and always brings back memories of my bear hunt there in 2007. Need to go hunt deer there again just for the experience. Thanks for sharing.
Enjoy your program. Taught at UAA and UAF from 1980 to 1987, been hunting many of those places. Raised three boys in AK, doing what you do. You bring back many good memories. Lots of bush flights, backpacks, and sweat. Keep it up.
God bless all the hunters for making hiking more safe :)
Just got done reading this in your book, such a amazing adventure. I just got back from a 15 day hunt in kodiak in the UGAK Bay Area, and only ended up getting a 8 footer with a 25 inch skull but i could’ve went home empty handed and still had the best time in my life!
Hows that part of Kodiak like, never been their but seen some setnetters post a video picking their nets on a bad weather day. I'm from old harbor btw so that would be the left side of the island.
Squad 907 an* amazing an* 8
@@joshuachristiansen4253 been *there
Do you take any of the meat to eat or is it left behind?
How do you know who killed it when you shoot that fast?
Chances are that Billy actually killed that bear.
Did the same thing with Barry Bartons hunt.
Watch the video.
What caliber of rifle was used for this hunt? Also, is the meat edible or you just leave that behind for predators?
Heartbreaking. May God bless you all.
So how long does this feed the hunters for? How many of these people are ex-military? How much does it cost to get this meat home? Is it worth it?
Billy is simply # -1- Guide, wish i was there with them on this adventure.
Are you looking at that cape it looks like a chimp removed it with a weed wacker. I'd demand he pay for the pelt he ruined! Probably also my tags for being that stupid!
How big was it before they stretched the hide out as much as possible?
nothing is better than an alive animal.
I just happen across this video....loved it....but have a very Is inexperienced question? Please tell me that y'all keep the bear meat and Utilize the whole bear not just the hide and skull?....stunning animal
Loved the hunt man!
Great hunt guys. Something never to be forgotten. I hunted on Unimak Island. My bear was 10’6”. Unbelievable.
"Ryan's got the hide, Paco's got the skull and all the other miscellaneous gear". Goes on to show only 2 guys with full backpacks, one of which was already explained to only have the hide in it.
So your telling me on that 10ft bear that weighs somewhere around 1000 lbs-1500 lbs with about 50-55% harvestable meat on it that you left somewhere around 500-750 lbs of meat on the ground? Im all for hunting and I understand trophy hunting but cmon man. That much meat on such an amazing animal and after 7 stays of stalking and all you take is hide? I hope the rug was worth it cause you left a hell of alot of bear stew meat and sausages on the ground.
@Connor That's what I hate about the so called guide services. They allow murdering the animals, just for egotistic rich peoples egos. So sad.
Would you volunteer to yomp back with that meat? 😉
nice shot!! what calibor is the rifle?
Freakin awesome. The sense of adventure and sheer freedom captured in your amazing videos is palpable, Billy. Most men only dream of being so free…but the quest stops there. God bless.
I got a question did you guys just take the hide and the head and leave the rest
Looks and sounds like 2 shots at one time?
The echo of the shot i think?
i agree its two shots
Yup. The guide will often shoot also. I think they are under law to track any wounded bears into the brush if needed. So it's a judgment call for each situation I'd imagine. In this situation, the bear can disappear instantly and make it extremely hairy right now. Or be on you in a few heartbeats at 60 yards . So yeah, they both shot I believe. And that's totally legal and the right thing to do.
The hunter needs to be ready to put their false pride away in these situations. If it was wide open country and a longer shot with plenty of time for follow up shots , then I bet Billy holds off a bit to wait a see.
Just subbed! Nice content 🙏🏿🇺🇸
Thanks Billy always look forward to your great videos that make feel as if I was there...looking fwd to the next great adventure
Thanks 👍
@@moderndaymountainman8130 when is the next video launching…. Looking for a good long Dall hunt
@@moderndaymountainman8130 Romancing the savage with technology and high powered rifles. I've rarely witnessed something so cowardly. I honestly feel pity for you.
Killing an animal for sustenance is one thing. Killing a majestic beast for egotistical purposes is another. Pathetic
@@kenhiett5266 waaaaaah
@@nitrojunkie9027 Exactly. Baby noises is exactly what comes to mind when grown men kill a magnificent animal for a false sense of masculinity. Haven't humans done enough damage to Brown Bears in North America already?
Living out of a tent, Oh hell, come to Seattle. There are tons of people living in tents under the overpass, parks, ball fields. It's a widespread issue.
Awesome hunt, looked like a super good time and the weather didn’t look like kodiak weather usually is.
Lol the way they laid the bear down on his back at the end
Looks like a blast Billy!
Great hunt. How many trips did it take to carry the meat and all out.
The meat is left for the scavengers, it’s full of worms and taste of fish apparently
@@dominicjohnson8427That’s not true, it only tastes of fish if the bear has been eating fish and you didn’t remove the fat properly, as for the worms, just cook it properly and you won’t have to worry about em.
Poor Poor 🐻, He's Huge!!
WOW! Nice Shot Man
Awesome hunt, I’ve hunted goats and deer on Kodiak, hope to be able to go get a bear some day. That terrain is so much tougher to traverse than that video leads you to believe
I’m sure it is makes me wish I was 30 years old again
did you hunt them for fun
Awesome Bear . Clean shot. Congrats 👏 Brother 😎☝️🐻🎯👏
You are cringe just like him. Whats the point killing a creature thats about to get extinct.
Those bears are on another level. Rivaling and even recorded surpassing Polar Bears in size.
Wrong.
@@58nunzi Not weight but height that was recorded. What's not recorded who knows.
What part of NC they from? Hickory here