How To Hunt Bears 2020

Here's some quick tips for you bear hunters hitting it this spring.Link below,

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[proguide]

For the curious. Humans have harvested bear meat since time began, both First Nations and non First Nations here in North America.
Bears are in the pig family, meat is same as pork but more lean. Bears also reproduce like mice, never a shortage.
Also take note, meat eating non hunters PAY OTHERS to kill, butcher and package their meat. Hunters do it themselves.
Hunting is not a statement or a contest, it is a natural act used for sustenance.

[allover]

To find bear:
1. Put down phone
2. Go outside
3. Look around

[belindamedlin]

I wish I was young enough and well enough just to walk over this beautiful landscape and see all these beautiful animals! Thank you for sharing!

[falk.r.h]

I am just watching this video in germany as a 17 year old boy in quarantine XD

[Wicka]

Thank you for these tips. I just retired at 63, moved into the boreal forest, and am going for my first ever hunt in Northern Ontario (with a mentor). Nervous and excited at the prospect of harvesting a bear this fall.

[rastusjones]

Man, I love this guy! You are the Man Steve!

[MrDickfish]

I just wanna say anyone that thinks Steve is full of carp hasn't watched many of these videos. The amount of game and much up close proves he's the real deal
No amiture gets footage like he has...Period. Keep rockn the mountains Steve

[troyjones]

Always good content and information on all topics that you cover, speaking the truth with no bullshit! You’re the man! Thanks!

[thelukeewan]

Yes heads up on the nature of nature. Applies to all aspects and levels of life. Steve is a natural.

[brrjohnson]

The Vegan Invasion is confused how they've landed on a hunting channel. They have so many questions.

[rudolfyakich]

Love seeing any wildlife. Saw a bobcat this week.

[druittlover]

Good morning everyone, hope all safe and not sick. Love the suppot that your fans have for your knowledge, integrity and empathy..thankyou for what you do.

[ajmeier]

Still a little early here in cold Manitoba for hunting bears but soon.
Need the green grass to grow, that's the first thing they need to eat.
Then the hunger pangs drive them.
Here we can bait, don't need a camera. Just look at the size of the scat, it will tell you all you need to know.
I know, why not a camera.
I've seen to many cameras ripped off the tree played with on the ground.
Do your homework and spend time in the bush is the only way to find what your looking for.

[RatdogDRB]

Yup, sit and glass. The more you tromp around, the more you spread your scent. Great tips, Steve.

[jeffd]

They put it on the ballot (I think in the 90s) & the city folks out numbered those of us with a brain. No more spring bear hunt in Colorado.

[skyking]

Awesome video Steve. You sure are right about bear population, the breed like mice. The Smoky Mountains are overrun with them. They walk thru neighborhoods and even have come into manufacturing plants here In Maryville Tn.

[Hopethebroken]

Love your content Steve, including all the Sasquatch stuff!

[curve]

Love ya brother. You won't catch my ass out in the woods after dark. I'll take my grandparents advice

[repetemyname]

One of the big mistakes beginning bear hunters make is not during the hunt, its when it comes time to clean the meat. Many people are familiar with cleaning deer meat and bears arent much different until it comes to the fat. Make sure and get rid of every single piece of fat off the steaks, bear fat isnt like deer fat and a very small amount will spoil a pan of meat. Theres a reason they used to save all the bear fat and render it down for oil, its just different from deer fat and makes for a nasty taste in the pan. Im so picky I used paper towels to pluck every bit of it off I can before freezing.

[robertnation]

No bears here in Kansas, that sucks, so I do appreciate tales from the bear guides!