The 10-foot Brown Bear of His Dreams

Steve LeBlanc hunts brown bear in Alaska and is able to take a absolute beast after a tough and challenging hunt in the bush.
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[@kylemacdonell1450]

Can I assume this video is about 10 years old ?. some older gear these guys are running

[@brandonholsather2171]

Was it 300 Winchester Magnum in use

[@lnproductions3159]

Who is the guide in this video?

[@thelarry6864]

THAT is one Helluva Bruin!!! Congratulations on a "MONSTER"!!!

[@tedmoses8069]

Meaning no disrespect

[@rodrod1515]

Thumbs down! Rated G

[@noobbuilderproductions7865]

Instead of killing these amazing creatures let’s document their lives or something why does death have to be on everyone’s mind

[@bikedeefer]

That's what most all hunters do. . . and then we take the mature animal and feed the family. Any serious hunter knows more about game animals, their habitat, and life cycles, than any non hunter making uninformed comments online. . . just sayin'

[@roshangeorge2127]

Nobody feeds their family with bear meat​@@bikedeefer

[@noobbuilderproductions7865]

@@bikedeefer that only applies to very few people. Most end up taking the ones best suited to survive in their respective environments and then put a bullet in them. Yea there is conservation aspects to hunting, but we both know that that is not the real reason these guys are doing it. They just want another head on their wall, no pun intended

[@bikedeefer]

@@roshangeorge2127 I've got about 90lbs still in the freezer from this falls bear so that's incorrect. . .

[@bikedeefer]

@@noobbuilderproductions7865 all my family members that hunt enjoy the "head on the wall" aspect of it, but its secondary by a long shot (no pun intended). I know where you're coming from though. . .