WYOGA: Hunting Safely in Grizzly Country
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Wyoming Outfitters and Guides Association is proud to announce the release of Hunting Safely in Grizzly Country. This film is the product of the collaborative effort of many stakeholders who saw the need for a narrative on how professionals in the outfitting and guiding industry operate safely in grizzly country. In this film you will see tips from the pros on safe hunting and camping practices. Whether you are headed to the mountains on your first guided hunt or are a seasoned DIY hunter, we hope you will find this film educational and informative. Good hunting!
Thank you to our partners in producing this film:
U.S. Forest Service - Bridger-Teton National Forest
US Forest Service - Shoshone National Forest
Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Greater Yellowstone Coordinating Committee
Lee Livingston, Livingston Outfitting
Carl Sauerwein, Boulder Basin Outfitters (Cody, Wyoming)
Counter Assault Bear Deterrent
Fire Tribe Video Production
SAFETY TIP: "While bowhunting during Idaho's 2021 elk season, two bowhunters stumbled upon a lone grizzly bear which attacked them without provocation. Armed with bear spray, the first bowhunter sprayed the bear without affect. The second bowhunter, armed with a handgun, was then forced to dispatch the bear. The local news station reported that the investigating Fish & Game Officer ruled that the bear was probably protecting a food source." Even if you carry bear spray, always carry a firearm for backup.
I'm not even an hunter and I watched this video. Very well done.
A good one!..not only informative but also quite enjoiable..well done! Thank you and stay safe
Great video and beautiful color grading. Whoever did the work did a great job!
Must see and a must share for everyone in your circle. Tremendous. Job well done!
A good way to secure field dressing and campsites is to use a portable electric fence. The lightest one out there weighs only 2.4 lbs and it’s powerful enough to deter a hungry griz. Just a suggestion.
This is very helpful, thank you!
A well done video. Thanks.
Bear spray will stop a curious bear, 10mm will stop a charging bear, use the right tool. If the bear is charging and within 15 yards unload your 10mm on him as fast as you can.
💯💯💯💯Absolutely true
44mag should be a minimum with 300 gr cast lead, when a bear is 18" from the muzzle before chomping down on you a heavy double action revolver should always be ready to dispatch a charge
enjoyed the video, beautiful country.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experiance. Nice vid, realy enjoyed it. Greetings, T
Are people just hiking normally able to surprise a bear? Aren’t their sense of smell, hearing, and sight so good that you couldn’t surprise them unless you are carefully stalking? Some Experts claim that people need to have bells or other noise makers to prevent sneaking up on them? I think the unseen bear knows you’re there and it attacks when you get too close.
Where is grizzly country? Everywhere in WY? What about near snake river in Moran area? Would a person hanging out or camping 10 min walk outside of a designated camping area in a meadow be risky? Do they come up if you had a fire you were around? What if you did that alone?
I'd play it safe, I don't know how far out of Moran you are talking, but Bridger Teton NF have a ton of bears, and all the way down through the wind river range.
@@gcow8328is it common for people to carry in Bridger?
Think I'll just stay home!
Shows that there's a saturation of grizzlies in the Yellowstone area and they need have numbers reduced by transplanting them into other states like California Colorado Utah Washington and Oregon.
Who is managing the number of bears now?
There needs to be a hunting season , period end of story!
Bear spray? When the bear wants to kill you.
This is terrible advice! Never lay down when being attacked by a bear, never show fear, if you have a gun and a bear charges you SHOOT IT