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Brutus the bear killed, raises questions about how he was hunted

Brutus the bear killed, raises questions about how he was hunted

Miss this guy #brutusthebear . #wildlife #wildlifefilmmaker #wildlifecameraman #caseyanderson #bear #grizzly #grizzlybear #bears #rescue | Casey Anderson

Miss this guy #brutusthebear . #wildlife #wildlifefilmmaker #wildlifecameraman #caseyanderson #bear #grizzly #grizzlybear #bears #rescue | Casey Anderson

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Today, wildlife expert Casey Anderson teaches Brutus the bear to fish like his wild Alaskan cousins! #SneakPeek | Expedition Wild

Today, wildlife expert Casey Anderson teaches Brutus the bear to fish like his wild Alaskan cousins! #SneakPeek | Expedition Wild

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Grizzly Bear Buddies

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Brutus Bear on Reels

Brutus Bear on Reels

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TODAY, Casey Anderson puts Brutus through a series of challenges to see if he could survive in polar bear country! #ExpeditionWild | Expedition Wild

TODAY, Casey Anderson puts Brutus through a series of challenges to see if he could survive in polar bear country! #ExpeditionWild | Expedition Wild

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When it comes to bear defense, you’ve got two main options: bear spray or firearm. But no matter what you choose, practice is everything. Bear attacks happen fast, and if you’re not ready, your odds of walking away drop fast too. In the latest episode of Endless Venture, we put both bear spray and firearms to the test in real-world simulations. See just how hard it is to react under pressure and what it takes to be prepared. Watch now on Endless Venture. Don’t wait until it’s too late. Link in b

When it comes to bear defense, you’ve got two main options: bear spray or firearm. But no matter what you choose, practice is everything. Bear attacks happen fast, and if you’re not ready, your odds of walking away drop fast too. In the latest episode of Endless Venture, we put both bear spray and firearms to the test in real-world simulations. See just how hard it is to react under pressure and what it takes to be prepared. Watch now on Endless Venture. Don’t wait until it’s too late. Link in b

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A filmmaker left a camera in a grizzly bear cave for 10 years. Here’s what he captured

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I’ve spent nearly my entire life in grizzly bear country. Very few people have had more bear encounters than I have, a result of decades spent in the wild and twenty years living alongside and raising a grizzly bear named Brutus. Those two worlds, my time in the wild and my years with Brutus, come together every time I meet a bear in its natural habitat. My understanding of their behavior, body language, and instincts runs deep, but I also know firsthand that no one is exempt from bad luck in be

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Grizzly bears live generation to generation. A mother bear may raise only a few litters in her lifetime, maybe four to six cubs total, but what she passes on is far greater than her genetics. Everything those cubs learn in the first two to three years at her side becomes a road map for the rest of their lives. She teaches them where to dig for roots when the snow first melts, how to find cutthroat trout in spring creeks, where to den safely for the winter, how to move with the seasons from one f

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Ever watched a viral bear video and thought, “What the heck just happened?” Was that bear angry, curious, or just showing off? On the latest episode of Endless Venture, I break down some of the most intense and unforgettable bear videos from the internet—bears crashing through barbed wire fences, smashing cameras, charging and bluffing, even exploding out of dens. I’ll walk you through what’s really going on in each clip—what the bear is thinking, why it’s behaving that way, and what you don’t s

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Mother Brown Bear and Her Cubs: A Moment of Trust. Along the wild coastlines of Alaska, mother brown bears spend up to 2–3 years raising their cubs, teaching them how to survive in a world full of both opportunity and danger. We had the rare chance to witness an incredible moment that shows just how deep that bond runs. We were watching a mother bear fishing in the river, while her three cubs waded nervously along the shore. Suddenly, another bear appeared, and you could see the anxiety ripple t

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Every single morsel counts this time of year. If you’re a big grizzly bear, every single bite, every single berry, every little chunk of meat matters. You’re packing on calories before the long months in the den, living entirely off your fat stores. Every bite counts. Bears can be very defensive of their food year-round, but especially now. In this video, a large male grizzly charges at a flock of magpies picking at his cached carcass, something he prizes deeply. After a big meal, bears will oft

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Like a storm rolling in, there’s nothing more ominous than a big male bear on a mission. What’s got this giant’s focus? Is it food, a rival, or something even more intense? Find out in the newest episode of Endless Venture, now live on YouTube. Watch, subscribe, and step into the wild. Link in bio | Casey Anderson

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Brutus the Bear enjoying his winter wonderland! ❄️ 🐻 ❄️ | Montana Grizzly Encounter

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In the wild, being the toughest isn’t always about size. Out in Alaska, I learned that firsthand. It comes down to spirit, grit, and presence—and the bear who proved that to me wasn’t the biggest on the block. Meet the true badass of the backcountry in Episode 3 of Endless Venture. Watch now on YouTube. Link in bio. #wildlife #bear #brownbear #grizzlybear #alaska | Casey Anderson

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It’s that time of year, bears are heading into the high country, looking for dens where they’ll sleep away the winter, living off the fat they worked all summer to build. And guess what? I’m gonna do it too. In a real grizzly den. That is, if a bear hasn’t gotten there first. Watch the latest episode of Endless Venture on YouTube! | Casey Anderson

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While filming in remote Alaska, we observed bears fishing for salmon in the distance. Suddenly, a large bear emerged from the tall grass, walking in our direction. Instead of hastily gathering our gear and projecting panic, we remained still and calm. As the crew calmly gathered the equipment, I held my ground, read the bear’s non-aggressive body language, and pulled out bear spray just in case. The old female bear, confident and familiar with people, sat by the river peacefully watching for sal

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Possession is everything. There’s that old saying: “Possession is nine-tenths of the law.” In the wild, it’s more like ten-tenths. When a grizzly bear finds a carcass, especially in the lean days of early spring, it doesn’t ask for permission. It claims it, with force, confidence, and an authority that leaves no doubt: this is mine now. In this video, a large male grizzly grabs hold of a bison carcass with the kind of power that makes you step back, even behind the camera. This isn’t just a meal

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Sound up! While the video quality may not be perfect, the sound here is incredible, capturing an almost unbelievable moment. Multiple bears were drawn to a carcass, and at this particular time, two adult males and a female with her three older cubs were all feeding together. Seeing this kind of behavior and social tolerance among bears is incredibly rare, especially outside of Alaska. As they gathered around this makeshift dinner table, the two adult males began grumbling at each other. This set

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During mating season on the coast of Alaska, emotions run high. Recently, I witnessed a scene straight out of a wildlife soap opera. A pair of bears were caught in the act when another female stormed onto the scene. She was not happy. With growls, stomping, and all the body language of a bear scorned, she did everything she could to break up the action. Mating season can be chaotic, with dominant males and females navigating complex social dynamics. Some bears form temporary bonds, while others

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Intrigued by the scent of food, a curious coyote follows his nose through the night. Little did he know that the “meal” he smelled had a guardian, a large male grizzly bear, slumbering beside his kill. You’d better have your wits about you when you’re wandering through bear country. Watch the wind. Listen. Look around. Look in the shadows. You’d be surprised how a 600-pound bear can disappear. Right now, bears are taking their last bites before heading high into the mountains to den for winter.

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Right now, bears are in the middle of hyperphagia, a feeding frenzy where they eat nonstop to pack on fat for winter. Depending on where they live, bears try to put on 25 to 40 percent of their body weight before heading into the den. In Alaska, bears are gorging on salmon. Some eat up to 40 fish a day, nearly 100 pounds of salmon. A bear that weighed 700 pounds in summer can swell to over 1,200 pounds before hibernation. All that weight isn’t wasted, come denning season, they’ll live off it for

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Grizzly bears love their rub trees. Whether there’s a camera on them or not, certain trees in bear country become part of a well-used communication network. In this case, a big male bear made his way through a semi-circle of rub trees, and one of them happened to be hosting our @reconyx_cameras trail cam. He gave the camera an extra-thorough rub, turning it into a scratching post. Luckily, we had it in a Reconyx bear-proof box, because bears love to destroy cameras. In grizzly country, that kind

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Brutus at Montana Grizzly Encounter has died

Man befriends grizzly bear.

Alaska’s Bear Country is Beautiful… and Deadly. In the latest episode of Endless Venture, we face the harsh realities of traveling through some of the wildest country on Earth: ✈️ Plane crashes 🐻 Bear charges 🌊 Glacial river crossings ❄️ Hypothermia & unforgiving weather One of our closest friends nearly loses his life in a freezing river, and we come face-to-face with charging bears. This is survival at its rawest. 👉 Watch the full adventure now—new episode of Endless Venture is out today. #

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Ever wonder what it takes to camp in bear country? This video gives you a real look at how I live deep in the wild. For the full story, check out Episode 1 on the Endless Venture YouTube channel, link right here! linktw.in/PqaLxU #wildlife #bear #grizzlybear #brownbear #camping #backcountry #alaska | Casey Anderson

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Man Raises Grizzly Bear To Be His Close Friend

There are a few things a big male grizzly bear loves: food, a lady grizzly, and a cold place to sink his body when sunny days and the mating season collide. During spring and early summer, I’ve watched those big old males roam the mountains for days, muscles sore, nose up, following the invisible trails of scent on the wind. The search for a female can pull them mile after mile. They push through the heat, driven by instinct, worn thin by the effort. Every once in a while, they stumble across so

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