Hey Evie, yes. That is our spring bear hunt. Russia is not like Alaska, so there are no staggered seasons. The fall hunts are not as productive or successful. Please inquire with us for more information www.huntcon.com

@@TheHuntingConsortium thank you so much. I'm thinking I need to go visit

@@TheHuntingConsortium is there a actual difference in size and aggression between the Alaskan peninsula brown bear, kodiak brown bear, and kamchatka brown bear?

@@bobbyheenan99 I think the Kamchatka brown bears are more aggressive due to the sheer amount of them in the area

@@Maa_aaV I always thought that the katmia region is more densely populated

I don’t know but a friend of mine shot down one with the 300WBY that I sold to him (using a NP 200gr) however I would prefer my Blaser R8 in 375H&H Mag.

6.5 creedmore lol

The giant Alaskan Kodiaks are the biggest brown bears in the world. Some can reach 1700 lbs. Russian brown bears can reach 1500 lbs. I wouldn't want to meet either in the wild!!

@@notsocleverley "The giant Alaskan Kodiaks are the biggest brown bears in the world. Some can reach 1700 lbs. Russian brown bears can reach 1500 lbs. I wouldn't want to meet either in the wild!!" - irrelevant to what was asked

"Is this bear in the same league in size and aggression as the Alaskan peninsula brown bear/coastal grizzly bear of katmai?" - absolutely, in fact Kamchatkans are larger on average than both of these, only marginally smaller on average than Kodiaks (the largest brown bear subspecies). Both 'Alaskan peninsula brown bear/coastal grizzly bear of katmai' are grizzlies, btw.

@@notsocleverley On average the Kamchatka bears are larger and the largest Kodiak bears do not go over 1500 lbs.

@@michaelanderson7715 wrongggg. U can think all you want I've hunted Alaskan they're just as big or usually bigger than the Russian. Many a year killed in AK over 10 ft

Murderer

Are you serious? Are people eating their meat?

LJ McDonald yes bears are murderers

@@yahyachbani911 Yes, it's not very common, but there are some restaurants even serving bear meat in Russia! It's delicious, honestly.

@Jeffery Preece really how big are the grizzlies in Wyoming and cus I’m sure Kamchatka brown bears are more powerful the grizzlies???

@@BrandonPerez-ob7hs Kamchatka brown bear can reach 10ft and 1500lbs

@@BrandonPerez-ob7hs no a grizzly is a grizzly/Kodiak. Don't matter where they're at, yes the coastal ones are bigger. Like in AK

@@ghozisyaifullah254 so do Alaskan bears...10ft is pretty normal

There was a brown bear in a mall in anchorage Alaska when I was a kid about 30 years ago. It stood 13 feet tall.

@kmcattle6497 Of course, when there is only 27,000 Kamchatka Brown Bears left, and your just planning to hunt them into extinction. You Poachers kill bears for your own sick twisted, sadistic, satisfication, and sell their skin for million dollars. Your a sadistic, greedy trash.

Why the hell would you go to russia to hunt brown bear. Bc and Alberta is full of them and so is Alaska and yukon . Do you even understand how much harder it would be for u to go hunt in Russia vs hunting in Canada or Alaska? Your from north america .... why would u even want to go to russia for that... do you understand getting your trophy out and getting gun etc??? And for what? Why would you even try and go through the hassle? When they're better bear hunting way closer and way better country to hunt....

@@Luke-id5bx Yeah, these sport killing scumbags come to every other countries, to massacre native animals in those nations. These sport killers need that rifle they use, up down their @-$, than the trigger to be pull on them in the insides.

That was not real hunting. Just a bunch of idiots on a snowmobile with a rifle.....

@@94robirob yeah 👍

That's fucking stupid if your going to hunt something with a bow up close especially a bear

But only reason I see him hunting it is for population control since russia has quite a bit of bears near humans even with how much forest and land it has

Even without the roads being built russia has loads of forest and its bigger then some contients so it's too keep the population stable

@@gojirathefatlizard2854 It's fair enough. but it is better to describe in the movie so the people understand it. thanks

@@siamakaghazeinali with bow and Arrow bear can suffer more pain

What the point' of killing innocent vegetable ?

You don't understand ecology, and biology. You have to manage the population of certain animals to keep them in check and make sure they dont decimate their food source.l

@@humelakecabin Right!! They only regulated themselves for millions of years then gave that up and us the job...... especially an INEPT PRICK LIKE YOU!! ROFLMAO!!! Ever heard of predator-prey dynamics? You nitwit dont even sense what iam really talking about ........... psychology dufus!!

@@aburgheim, you do realize that habitat loss is the biggest problem for wildlife across the world right? You do know that millions of years ago the human population was not 8 BILLION people? You do know that only 5% of the world's habitat is untouched by humans? And you do know that hunters are the only reason MANY endangered species are not extinct correct? GET EDUCATED.

@@TheHuntingConsortium Sure!! Dream on!!

Hunting is good for protecting farmsteads, controlling populations and culling invasive species but doing it for pure sport and entertainment is stupid

I totaly agree. I huntaed for food growing up. These "sportsmen" turn my f###*.! Stomach

Thats not a hunt. The bear was terrified.

Why did you watch it, masochist ???🤔

Humans have been eaten by bears for hundreds of thousands of years. Only 200 years ago, humans were only prey to bears. You feel sorry for the bear?