DREAM Black Bear Hunt on Vancouver Island | Canada in the Rough

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From the Canada in the Rough Archive: In this episode, host Kevin Beasley takes his Dad on his dream Black Bear hunt on Vancouver Island. They work hard as they hunt estuaries along the ocean shoreline and slashes high in the mountains for an Island Black Bear.
Canada in the Rough, Season 9, Episode 1.
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5 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 19

@drakeslocum2564 Год назад

I’m American, but I still love watching these videos!

@davecervo Год назад

I’m convinced Kevin doesn’t blink or stop smiling ever. Pretty sure he sleeps with his eyes wide open and a huge smile on his face lol

@404nitro Год назад

@ 6:20, what was that that moved to our right of the hunters and farther back in the trees? Center screen top to bottom and in between those two upright branches in the foreground.

@azamyahmad Год назад

Absolutely beautiful sharing and lovely bonded and spectacular beautiful shooting adventures hunting, appreciate most of your beautiful sharing adventure video and keep it up .. and have a wonderful blessing weekend to you and your beautiful family over there .. Merci beaucoup

@canadaintheroughtv Год назад

Thank you!

@tatalhinotreasurehuntertv1620 Год назад

Amazing Hunting Skills.🗿🗿🗿

@aaronparrotta9911 Год назад

Good video. Just need to get rid of the bighorn sheep as they are not on the island

@asathelogiclaman637 Год назад

Absolutely loved it!❤

@drakeslocum2564 Год назад

I would love to hunt any species of bear one day. It seems like an awesome experience

@skullfalker Год назад

You can hunt black bear in British Columbia 6 months out of the year. 3 months in the spring and 3 months in the fall.

@MycahMooutdoors Год назад

Nice job paul

@Thebearhunter3030 Год назад

Was this anywhere near port Alice or Port mcneil

@manscape777 11 месяцев назад

I'm following an interesting conversation in Alberta. Hunting advocates want to revoke the ban specifically on grizzly hunting because they claim "theres too many." Recent stats reveal there's approximately 700 grizzlies in the province. The argument is there's a necessity to cull grizzlies because of their threat to communities that are on the interface between the forest and urban centres. Hunting therefore mitigates the risk of violent and even fatal encounters with humans. Well the argument is flawed if you apply the same logic to the threat humans face with dogs. StatsCan reports there are over half a million dog bites a year. Of that at least two victims die. This means, according to the hunting advocates arguments, that we would need to cull Canada's dog population which will then result in reduced injuries and fatalities. This "reactive' approach to bear management has little merit. Rather It is targeted wildlife management policies that educate affected communities, provide secure containers for waste, and uses new wildlife management technology to prevent violent grizzly encounters.

@canadaintheroughtv 11 месяцев назад

You fail to recognize several critical factors that make your argument invalid. Grizzly bears and dogs are not even close to the same animal nor the same level of threat. Dogs are domestic while grizzlies are wild. Grizzlies are apex predators while dogs are not predators at all, they are fed by humans. Hunting grizzlies instills a natural fear in grizzlies towards humans. When grizzlies no longer fear humans then attacks increase. Hunting grizzlies targets the older boars which are the ones that often become predatorial towards humans, near the end of their lives, when they are struggling to kill wild game and looking for easier meals.

@calbowman4588 Год назад

Just wondering if anyone noticed that bear meat tastes different on the east coast from the west coast? Their diet changes the flavour. Don’t get me wrong, both are good, just a different taste

@canadaintheroughtv Год назад

Diet definitely affects flavour. The berry-eating bears being much nicer flavour than the salmon-eaters

@tommysampson3575 Год назад

What dates was this??

@chelg 11 месяцев назад

Why

@canadaintheroughtv 11 месяцев назад

Bears are abundant here. They are an important part of our food supply. Those bears fed many families over many years. The license to harvest those bears was issued by the government who pays biologists to monitor and study populations to ensure sustainability