Bear Hunting Magazine - September - October 2022

In this issue

Articles
Endearment | by Josh Kirchner
Give Her a High (Twenty) Five | by Marlene Odahlen-Hinz
64 Years a Bear Hunter | by Ben Sheets
SJ's First Bear | by SJ With Help by Mom
Ace in the Hole | by Douglas Boze
Legendary Bear Hound: Hyatt's Cracker | by Steven Fielder
Grandma's Meatballs | by Tim Fowler
Six Ingredient Bear Grease Chapstick | by Joleen Morehead
Sheep Feet for the Win | by Kolby Morehead

Columns
Bowhunting Bear | 'What is Minnesota Doing with Bear Hunting?' | by Bernie Barringer- Bear Guru
Western Bear Hunting | 'Tapping into Western Fall Bruins' | By Brian Strickland -Western Hunter
Bruin Destinations | 'Colorado - Mile High Bruins' | By Al Raychard- Bear Hunting Veteran
Fleshing it Out | 'Take a Kid Along' | By Timothy Fowler - Renaissance Man
In Hot Pursuit | 'How to Manage Your Bear Hounds in High Temps' | by Barry 'Bear' Siragusa

Bear Hunting Magazine Description:

Bear Hunting Magazine is in its 16th year of production. We produce six action and information packed issues per year. We are the only all bear hunting magazine in North America!
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Bear hunting is growing in popularity every year as bear numbers are on the rise in North America! With spring and fall options for bear hunting, big game hunting has never been more exciting. Whether you are spot and stalk hunting, hunting over bait or hunting with hounds, bear hunting is the extreme North American outdoor experience. The bear is an icon for American wilderness and bear hunting is as traditional as apple pie and baseball! Hunting all across North America is used as a management tool by government wildlife agencies to regulate populations of wildlife - and this is good. Our hunting has great purpose and isn't just blood sport. It is a tool in the hands of biologists and rational thinking people that want to see the renewable resource of wildlife continue to thrive. Fair chase hunting is the perfect human experience! In an increasingly urban society, let's keep the wild places wild and let's keep the hunt alive. Hunting ethics and the internal character of the individual hunter are the foundational keys to sustainability of our great sport.