Videos tagged with Bear Encounter

This video preview for "The Shawn Ryan Show" features professional hunter Steven Rinella discussing his extensive hunting experiences. Topics include encounters with grizzly bears, hunting indigenous tribes in South America (including details about consuming monkey heads), conservation, animal rights activism, and subsistence hunting. The show aims to provide gripping and graphic tales from the field, addressing complex and often controversial aspects of hunting.

This video appears to be a comparison or showdown between "EdBrow" and a "Bear", likely in a firearm-related context given the title's suggestive nature. The use of a target emoji "🎯" further reinforces the idea of a shooting-related activity. Without a transcript, the exact firearms, calibers, or specific scenarios are unknown, but the title implies a confrontational or competitive element. The content likely falls within the realm of firearm performance evaluation or a simulated defensive encounter.

This video features an intense encounter where the creator is chased by a wounded black bear weighing approximately 500 pounds. The episode is part of the "Truck Talk" series and touches on themes of mindset, leadership, and training, suggesting the bear encounter is used as a dramatic backdrop for discussing these principles. The video's description does not mention any firearms, but the context of a dangerous animal encounter often implies a need for self-defense preparedness.

This YouTube video, titled 'Black Bear up close and personal!', describes an encounter with a black bear near Gatlinburg, Tennessee. The video is formatted as a short. While no firearms are explicitly mentioned, the scenario of encountering a wild animal in a potentially dangerous situation often leads to discussions and preparedness related to firearms for self-defense or hunting.

This episode of the Long Range Pursuit Podcast, recorded live from Kodiak Island, features the Gunwerks hunting party on a boat in the Pacific Ocean. The group shares updates on their Alaskan adventure, highlighting successful fishing, a dramatic bear encounter, and a Sitka blacktail deer hunt. Austin Atkinson of Huntin' Fool also joins them, offering insights from his extensive experience in Alaska. The episode promises fresh hunting stories and valuable information.

This video features a dramatic event where a teenager pushes a bear off her backyard wall, likely captured on surveillance footage. The video is sponsored by POM Pepper Sprays, promoting less-lethal self-defense options. Several other ASP (Active Self Protection) resources are promoted, including seminars, conferences, instructor certifications, and recommended holsters. The content emphasizes self-defense and preparedness, with a call to support ASP through Patron membership. A raw video link and news story link are provided for further context.

This Gun Talk LIVE episode features Ryan Gresham and Kevin "KJ" Jarnagin discussing a viral video of a woman confronting a bear to protect her dogs. They also delve into Ryan's personal experience with a traffic stop. The episode is supported by HIVIZ, SIONYX, and Timney Triggers. Viewers are encouraged to subscribe for more content across various platforms.

This video, "How to Survive A Grizzly Bear Attacks - Madman Review," discusses hypothetical scenarios of encountering and surviving a grizzly bear attack. It emphasizes the importance of having a weapon or bear spray for protection and warns against engaging in a close-quarters struggle. The description highlights the potential damage a bear can inflict and suggests that few survive such encounters. The video promotes liking and subscribing to reach 100,000 subscribers, linking to its YouTube channel, Facebook page, and discussion group.

This YouTube video from the VSO Gun Channel features a test comparing a bear encounter scenario with the .45-70 cartridge, specifically focusing on a machined bullet. The description emphasizes VSO's role as an educational resource for responsible gun ownership and safety, highlighting their independent testing and evaluation services. The content is derived from manufacturer-provided subjects but VSO retains creative control and reserves the right to publish negative aspects. The channel focuses on objective content related to tests performed by their personnel, and they are not in the business of selling firearms or accessories.