I had a client's gun jam in the Skeena mountains with a big bear charging from 40 yrds. I shot it once at about 8 feet from us with my .300 mag and it dropped at our feet. I'm yet to have a gun jam on me but I know it can happen, and if you don't stay calm, you don't have much chance to survive. The strength and speed of these creatures is truly amazing!!!
@@dannythompson1948 That wasn't all of it though. He ripped it's heart out in a roll around battle. And raised it in the air and praised the King, that he is the new Ruler!!!
Nice hunts! My brother shot a nice white tail but it was really wet and the little bit of snow was melting and it was dark, we found a few drops of blood but not much and I wasn’t feeling good about it. We tracked it to the heavy brush with very little sign but as soon as we entered the really thick stuff it had let loose like a garden hose and was may 20 yards in, 9 point with a 18.5 inch spread.
It's amusing how many statements are made saying the Kodiak bear is the largest land carnivore and that the polar bear is the largest predatory carnivore. Then you read that the polar bear is a MARINE mammal, so it's technically not a "land" carnivore. All the lit I've read puts the biggest of each at about the same size, so IMO it's a moot point. But one thing for sure: if you're in polar bear country and he's hungry, he will hunt you and eat you. The same can't always be said about the brown bear.
Seems like it's the same for both tho. They both will attack whether they're hungry or not. They see humans as a good meal. My question is which one is stronger, the Polar Bear or the Kodiak Bear. Imagine a battle amongst the two. I believe the Polar Bear would win the battle.
@@guypoulin6929 you're right, looked up the Kodiak and the textured stock lines match up and slowing it down, I ain't see the claw extractor. I thought it was a Ruger Guide. Regardless, even the 85 has a locking bolt. Once you're in the woods, load that thing up and lock it
We once put a hunter on a massive brown bear at less than 30 yards and about 20 feet above. The bear was oblivious. I manned the video gear focused on the bear. The other guide coached the hunter, who was lying prone with a solid rest. When the other guide said shoot, take him now, it could not have been a better presentation. Click went the hunter's gun. That big ol bear didn't hesitate. It was like throwing a light switch. He hightailed right into the alders, which were only 30 feet away. Today, when I watch that video, two things stand out: the bear's reaction speed and my unscripted impromptu comment: What the blank was that, to the click of the empty chamber. When you go to ruin a grizzly bear's day, you never know how it will turn out.
I lived in alaska for fourteen years and been to Kodiak. The polar bear is much bigger than the brown bear, not even close. Everybody knows that without living in alaska. Do some reading you will see not even close.
@@kermitthefrog5926 it's not a Ruger. It's a Sako 85 Kodiak. The long action was notorious for sending brass into the scope and falling back into the action. It's a shit dangerous game rifle. It doesn't have a true control round feed.
@@guypoulin6929 Thank you for showing me that, I didn't notice. I honestly thought Sako was pretty good though? Kind of reminds me of a Browning A-bolt but from Europe. I guess only Mausers and Model 70's for the mean ones then! 😉😊
@@kermitthefrog5926 Sako is a good riflemaker. They are deadly accurate. However their Model 85 design was flawed in my opinion. The scope issue was a thing for most, if not all of the long action models. I'd much prefer a Ruger or Winchester M70 over a Sako for any kind of game that bites back.
That is a Magnum XL Long action rifle to handleX long rounds like a 375H&H, longer than a standard long 25-06 to 338 mag length action, he short shucked it, which is easier to do with that X long stroke, which he did in the excitement of that Bad Brown boy
Personally, nothing against older folks, if they are exyremely healthy, but these folks, in my opinion should not be out there. They put eveeyone in danger because if something happens, they are just not going to be very reliable. Guides must be needing money because such clients put everyone at risk, in my opinion.
Savage makes rifles for lefties. At least they did; it have one chambered in .243. Also Mauser which I have in .375 H&H that I used on an Alaskan griz years ago. Why is this guy shooting a rifle with a right hand action when he's a lefty?
@@swiftusmaximus5651 For sure, and the Sako isn't a control round feed. Those 85 models were notorious for shitty ejection on the long action calibers.
@R.S.G879 BULLSHIT!! Leopold/ Zeiss/ Nikon are bulletproof??? It could be the mount, purge gas or internal erector that doesn't survive a SHOCK!! I had a Zeiss that was perfect for 5 years. All at once it lost ZERO WITHOUT ANY SHOCK! I was shooting before you were born little boy!! Your use of emojis proves your infantile beliefs
@@guypoulin6929 Controlled Round Feed has always made more sense to me. I say to manufacturers, don't cut corners on me for your profit. Surprised Sako wouldn't be controlled feed across the board, very fine rifles IMHO, though I never owned one.
@@VTSteve Yeah, the Sako 85 also had the ejector at the 6 o'clock position. Lots of documented cases where the rifle would shoot brass up directly into the scope and fall back into the action. Poor call on Sako's part for producing said rifles in dangerous game calibers. There are few videos on RUclips that talk about it actually.
Watching this video, I see one common theme, good majority of “hunters “ that come, are ill prepared at best, physically, mentally and not properly equipped..
The cat that kept falling down,,,he didn’t get tagged out cause he wasn’t ready for it … the guide did more than his job but if the client can not move fast enough to follow ,,,well you know ….
Nope! A flat and stationary plain. They tell you in many ways and then mock you because you dont get it. Like,, air PLANE, SEA LEVEL, Everything you learned about our world is a lie to separate you from our creator and control you. Look and you shall see.
Quel dommage d’exécuter des animaux aussi magnifiques et indispensable pour l’écosystème, juste pour flatter son égo. Vous ne vous posez pas la question que c’est des vies précieuses que vous interrompez confortablement en appuyant sur une gâchette ? Rien de bien glorieux.
that is not cool killing animals , excuse me for that if you want to be a good hunter you do not have to kill animals ! these cute wild animals are endangered because of your actions !
Crap video off the bat. I will watch the rest. The bear that was shot in first segment was shot by Chris Dorsey and not this group. Spliced in some great footage NOT of the first hunt. Shame on you guys! I would totally respect this if you said in a disclaimer that the actual bear shooting was not us!
Once again for the hearing impaired kodiak bears are not the world's largest carnivore. The polar bear is and it takes carnivore to the true meaning which is meat eater. A polar bears diet is 90 percent meat. While grizzly and kodiaks which are the same type of bear and other bears like black bears sloth bears eat meat almost 10 percent of the time because they do eat bugs berries nuts and plants.
If you're out there, and spot after spot you can't find a Kodiak bear, perhaps there aren't many left and you shouldn't be out desperately trying to kill one for some human reason?
Kodiak bears are not endangered, They are elusive and hide very well. Same with deer you can hunt all day and not see one. But we know there is an abundance of deer. You clown. I swear you lack common sense because you never hunted a day in your life.
I had a client's gun jam in the Skeena mountains with a big bear charging from 40 yrds. I shot it once at about 8 feet from us with my .300 mag and it dropped at our feet. I'm yet to have a gun jam on me but I know it can happen, and if you don't stay calm, you don't have much chance to survive. The strength and speed of these creatures is truly amazing!!!
The 375 action is so long, this nimrod the video short shucked the bolt in the excitement
This story gets better ever time I hear a liar tell it. I love how the bear/mountain lion/tweaker always drops at their feet.. amazing
@@dannythompson1948 That wasn't all of it though. He ripped it's heart out in a roll around battle. And raised it in the air and praised the King, that he is the new Ruler!!!
The roar from that first bear....
Did your gun jam or did you short stroke the action? Common mishap when under duress.
He short stroked it .
and crapped his undies@@michaellynch6482
You know he did
That's something I have never done, but I have seen my dad do it.
Everyone says "the gun jammed" ....the correct phrase would be "I jammed the gun" ...😊
You ask any bear expert who has seen both the polar bear and Kodiak bear, they will confirm that the Kodiak bear is infact bigger
Ohhhhhhhhhhh to be young again and chase bear. Thanks for making this video for old guys.
Great hunts, Grizzlies are really tough
Not a grizzly.
@@bestopinion9257It’s just a nickname for all of those types of bears. Not that he’s referring to a specific species.
@@HaroldBluetooth-uz1zz It's not.
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Nice hunts! My brother shot a nice white tail but it was really wet and the little bit of snow was melting and it was dark, we found a few drops of blood but not much and I wasn’t feeling good about it. We tracked it to the heavy brush with very little sign but as soon as we entered the really thick stuff it had let loose like a garden hose and was may 20 yards in, 9 point with a 18.5 inch spread.
It's amusing how many statements are made saying the Kodiak bear is the largest land carnivore and that the polar bear is the largest predatory carnivore. Then you read that the polar bear is a MARINE mammal, so it's technically not a "land" carnivore. All the lit I've read puts the biggest of each at about the same size, so IMO it's a moot point. But one thing for sure: if you're in polar bear country and he's hungry, he will hunt you and eat you. The same can't always be said about the brown bear.
Seems like it's the same for both tho. They both will attack whether they're hungry or not. They see humans as a good meal. My question is which one is stronger, the Polar Bear or the Kodiak Bear. Imagine a battle amongst the two. I believe the Polar Bear would win the battle.
I'm guessing it doesn't matter 🤷🏼♂️
Hahahha. Exactly, if a man is in Polar bear country, then he is a marine mammal too, or should I say marine meat.
Sounds like wisdom is still chasing you bud
I'm staying away from them all.
Hunting brown bear in thick stuff with a 3 pos safety Ruger... Why was the chamber empty giving the opportunity to "jam"??
Wasn't a Ruger, it was a Sako 85 Kodiak. Basically a glorified push feed. Probably why he jammed.
@@guypoulin6929 you're right, looked up the Kodiak and the textured stock lines match up and slowing it down, I ain't see the claw extractor. I thought it was a Ruger Guide. Regardless, even the 85 has a locking bolt. Once you're in the woods, load that thing up and lock it
Ouch that gun took a beating love the videos
For all the Monday quarterbacks the #1 killer of young bears is large male grizzlies FYI
@@charleskittler4330 exactly right ,,,most folks that make comments don’t know their head from their ass when it comes to predators….
We once put a hunter on a massive brown bear at less than 30 yards and about 20 feet above. The bear was oblivious. I manned the video gear focused on the bear. The other guide coached the hunter, who was lying prone with a solid rest. When the other guide said shoot, take him now, it could not have been a better presentation. Click went the hunter's gun. That big ol bear didn't hesitate. It was like throwing a light switch. He hightailed right into the alders, which were only 30 feet away. Today, when I watch that video, two things stand out: the bear's reaction speed and my unscripted impromptu comment: What the blank was that, to the click of the empty chamber. When you go to ruin a grizzly bear's day, you never know how it will turn out.
Wow! Second guy not fit enough to be out there, WTF. Guide must really need the Money, holy crap.
That's what they get paid to do.not everyone is the same bud some are older not in as good of shape what business exactly is it of yours bud?
Just getting old, it happens to the best of us
“bud” 😂 clown ass
Bet he forgot his big net too and that’s why the guide wasn’t wearing one
I'm surprised that the 2nd guy didn't mess his sights up falling so much..
If you are hunting dangerous game like this, your gear should be top notch stuff. Those falls in no way should affect good optics.
I lived in alaska for fourteen years and been to Kodiak. The polar bear is much bigger than the brown bear, not even close. Everybody knows that without living in alaska. Do some reading you will see not even close.
Great video. Awesome
Actually, most bears are omnivores polar bears are the only bears that are true carnivores..
Reminds me of Sherpas who get taxed with taking total rookies up to the summit of Everest...
Then find another job stop whining
Dumb question from a experienced hunter, how does a gun jam?
The hunter gets nervous and doesn’t fully stroke the bolt.
Seriously, how does your bolt action jam like that - goofball.
Especially being a Ruger. Controlled round feed and stuff.
@@kermitthefrog5926 it's not a Ruger. It's a Sako 85 Kodiak. The long action was notorious for sending brass into the scope and falling back into the action. It's a shit dangerous game rifle. It doesn't have a true control round feed.
@@guypoulin6929
Thank you for showing me that, I didn't notice. I honestly thought Sako was pretty good though? Kind of reminds me of a Browning A-bolt but from Europe. I guess only Mausers and Model 70's for the mean ones then! 😉😊
@@kermitthefrog5926 Sako is a good riflemaker. They are deadly accurate. However their Model 85 design was flawed in my opinion. The scope issue was a thing for most, if not all of the long action models. I'd much prefer a Ruger or Winchester M70 over a Sako for any kind of game that bites back.
If you can’t walk a hill you shouldn’t hunt there
HTF does a bolt gun jam?
Push feed
That is a Magnum XL Long action rifle to handleX long rounds like a 375H&H, longer than a standard long 25-06 to 338 mag length action, he short shucked it, which is easier to do with that X long stroke, which he did in the excitement of that Bad Brown boy
He short stroked it
Personally, nothing against older folks, if they are exyremely healthy, but these folks, in my opinion should not be out there. They put eveeyone in danger because if something happens, they are just not going to be very reliable. Guides must be needing money because such clients put everyone at risk, in my opinion.
Just a shame to see such beautiful animals taken down just for the trophy aspect. 😢
Don't shoot it if you don't eat it.
Don't watch it
Shut up nerd
They are highly regulated tags and there are plenty of them
If only we cared as much about unborn human babies....
"mystical"
See Man by Steve Cutts : it's an animated short
Savage makes rifles for lefties. At least they did; it have one chambered in .243. Also Mauser which I have in .375 H&H that I used on an Alaskan griz years ago. Why is this guy shooting a rifle with a right hand action when he's a lefty?
Probably the same reason why the US military doesn’t issue left-handed weapons
What was that a Sako Stainless? I wouldnt consider that a trophy the second the guide popped him.
Sako 85 Kodiak
@@guypoulin6929 I guess its easier to short shuck a round in an xtra long action of a 375 H and H
@@swiftusmaximus5651 For sure, and the Sako isn't a control round feed. Those 85 models were notorious for shitty ejection on the long action calibers.
Grace under pressure.
lol!
Ribs bust in, broken, punctures Lungs, heart bleeds out....
If you are actually a hunter, you should eat what you decide to kill. Otherwise.....?
Legendary Kodiak Bob may.
After he falls down several times. IS THAT 300 WIN MAG STILL ON ZERO?
If it's got any name brand scope it'll never lose zero from being bumped bud. Shockproof includes bumps😂educate yourself
@R.S.G879 BULLSHIT!! Leopold/ Zeiss/ Nikon are bulletproof??? It could be the mount, purge gas or internal erector that doesn't survive a SHOCK!! I had a Zeiss that was perfect for 5 years. All at once it lost ZERO WITHOUT ANY SHOCK! I was shooting before you were born little boy!! Your use of emojis proves your infantile beliefs
What caused the jam, user inexperience or panic?
Bonjour du Canada Here we use fantastic product against any mechacichal jam ,the name oil .
He was shooting a Sako 85 Kodiak. Not a true control round feed and prone to jamming. Accurate, but not a good dangerous game rifle.
@@guypoulin6929 Controlled Round Feed has always made more sense to me. I say to manufacturers, don't cut corners on me for your profit. Surprised Sako wouldn't be controlled feed across the board, very fine rifles IMHO, though I never owned one.
@@VTSteve Yeah, the Sako 85 also had the ejector at the 6 o'clock position. Lots of documented cases where the rifle would shoot brass up directly into the scope and fall back into the action. Poor call on Sako's part for producing said rifles in dangerous game calibers. There are few videos on RUclips that talk about it actually.
Goes to show you all at the end of video. One doesn't need to pump a bear full of led in order to kill him.
Damn, I'm so sorry to be negative, but shouldn't you have a lot more hunting experience to go after Brown Bear, than Squirrels?!!
Looks like it worked
Nope! stay in Mom's basement bud your safer there😂
Watching this video, I see one common theme, good majority of “hunters “ that come, are ill prepared at best, physically, mentally and not properly equipped..
Thanks for letting us know your clueless😂
@@Digglerdirk79-l4y *you're clueless
The cat that kept falling down,,,he didn’t get tagged out cause he wasn’t ready for it … the guide did more than his job but if the client can not move fast enough to follow ,,,well you know ….
She hunts like city slicker
Alaska , it has Bears 🐻 and Bear Food .
Boss lady right there ….. imagine!!!
What a dream it is to have that privilege.
Wow, we live in Globe
Nope! A flat and stationary plain. They tell you in many ways and then mock you because you dont get it. Like,, air PLANE, SEA LEVEL, Everything you learned about our world is a lie to separate you from our creator and control you. Look and you shall see.
Hate to have that guy next to me! Murphy's law! And who's bear is it when your gun jams? Save us both but its his bear!
Quel dommage d’exécuter des animaux aussi magnifiques et indispensable pour l’écosystème, juste pour flatter son égo. Vous ne vous posez pas la question que c’est des vies précieuses que vous interrompez confortablement en appuyant sur une gâchette ? Rien de bien glorieux.
You need to be stranded out in the woods with them then you will have second thoughts
She said it all just go do it.
couple small bears
When the bear has been dispatched I'm really wanting the hunter to say that is a terrible,ugly bear what a crappy experience!
Then they went home and strapped on
情けない狩猟者の動画集はこちらですか？！😂
I quit watching early - way to many re-enactments
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Why kill such majestic animals from far with long rifles. How can taking life be fun.
Because they need to be managed.
You must like it or you wouldn't be watching it or did you just watch it to complain about something
that is not cool killing animals , excuse me for that if you want to be a good hunter you do not have to kill animals ! these cute wild animals are endangered because of your actions !
Why are you allowed to hunt them 😔🧐🤨
Ah, yes, more heroes...😂🤣😂🥴
Crap video off the bat. I will watch the rest. The bear that was shot in first segment was shot by Chris Dorsey and not this group. Spliced in some great footage NOT of the first hunt. Shame on you guys! I would totally respect this if you said in a disclaimer that the actual bear shooting was not us!
Wtf. Why did you kill such a beautiful creature? Who told you to interfere in their world? You should be punished.
They need to be managed.
Can't even track your own wounded bear not a real Hunter
아무리 허가받고하는 사냥이라지만
살아있는 생명체를
총으로쏘는 영상까지
보여주는것은
영 아니다
i really concerned about the safety of the bears than the hunter...
Once again for the hearing impaired kodiak bears are not the world's largest carnivore. The polar bear is and it takes carnivore to the true meaning which is meat eater. A polar bears diet is 90 percent meat. While grizzly and kodiaks which are the same type of bear and other bears like black bears sloth bears eat meat almost 10 percent of the time because they do eat bugs berries nuts and plants.
A polar bear IS NOT larger than coastal brown bears bud.facts don't care about your feelings cupcake
dont shoot my bear or free trip
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If you're out there, and spot after spot you can't find a Kodiak bear, perhaps there aren't many left and you shouldn't be out desperately trying to kill one for some human reason?
Yes, personally I think trophy hunting should be illegal.
Kodiak bears are not endangered, They are elusive and hide very well. Same with deer you can hunt all day and not see one. But we know there is an abundance of deer. You clown. I swear you lack common sense because you never hunted a day in your life.
PETA = People eating the animals.
@@fedup7416You Are the reason there are special needs schools.
To you it's fun but to me and others like me, it's murder.😢
So why are you watching videos like this?
Ghey
Why don't you tell the world instead how many abortions you've had?😮
Take your vegan friends to the west side of Kodiak please... Bear love eating vegans.
PETA lovers would rather die from a bear attack than defend themselves or anyone else.
So what's the point of killing these creatures 🤔🤔
Entertainment 😢
PETA = People eating the animals.
@@jamescarter2013meat. It helps the environment it helps the bears.educate your dumm self