A couple of bears from the Alaska peninsula 2025 fall season .
You only get to shot one ever four years .
I guided these I didn't shot them , well I put a couple into them as back up with the 375 Attachment 287290Attachment 287292
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A couple of bears from the Alaska peninsula 2025 fall season .
You only get to shot one ever four years .
I guided these I didn't shot them , well I put a couple into them as back up with the 375 Attachment 287290Attachment 287292
They sure are big critters :O_O:
Well done on figuring out how to post pics too :)
Are they what as known as the Kodiak brown bear?
Farrrk they are big just look at them toe nails :P :thumbsup:
Massive !!
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Bloody hell! Glad theyre not in my neighborhood! Awesome to hunt tho...
Looking at the size of them....bloody hell,no wonder you poked a few extra holes in Thier hides!!!! Great stuff ,keen to see more photos and hear more stories. Welcome aboard.
Wow, very impressive.
Especially if you can somehow imagine that thing standing on 2 legs coming at ya with it's claws swinging!
What's a Brown cost @Moody?Quote:
Originally Posted by Moody
These are both Brown Bears from the Alaska Peninsula , there is also brown bears on Kodiak island which I have guided on .
The bears from the Peninsula usually square out bigger , where as the bears from Kodiak usually have a much bigger skull and Square out smaller .
Depends about 30k USD , have mates come over a bit cheaperQuote:
Originally Posted by 7mmwsm
I thought they would have been quite a bit more.Quote:
Originally Posted by Moody
That's about moose price in parts of BC.
now may seem like a dumb question do they eat any part of them I know black bear is eaten in USA and bear paw is considered really good but these big buggers yeah nah
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Originally Posted by Moody
Much bigger skull?!!!. Gezuz.....the mind boggles at that thought!. Great answer, thanks for the info :thumbsup:
