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1. www.outdoorlife.com › hunting › fred-bear-worldFred Bear in Alaska: Bowhunting a World-Record Brown Bear

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   4 days ago · After a disappointing polar bear hunt, Fred Bear dedicates a week to stalking Alaska's coastal brown bears. After a week of exasperating close calls, he finally sneaks within range of a giant brown bear on the beach. When Fred Bear decides to stalk Alaska's brown bears with just his bow, he brings a season Alaska guide as backup.

2. www.outdoorlife.com › hunting › fred-bear-moose-bowhuntFred Bear's First Moose Hunt, from the Archives | Outdoor Life

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   Jul 1, 2024 · When Fred Bear decides to try his hand at bowhunting moose in Ontario, he runs into plenty of skepticism — and a nice bull.

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4. www.bowhunting.com › article › top-10-bowhunters-ofTop 10 Bowhunters of All Time - bowhunting.com

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   5 days ago · Fred Bear. Born in 1902, Fred Bear is a name well known among bowhunters and archers, and for good reason. Like many others in his time, Bear didn’t start bowhunting until he was older. According to the Archery Hall of Fame entry, he was 29 when he first started hunting with a bow and arrow.

5. www.pope-young.orgPope and Young Club | Preserve, Promote, and Protect Bowhunting

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   It is not enough to merely preserve our heritage. It is our duty and responsibility to carry on the work of the icons of bowhunting such as Saxton Pope, Arthur Young, and Fred Bear, as well as Glenn St. Charles and our founding members.

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7. www.grandviewoutdoors.com › bowhunting › finding-theFinding the Fire — Again — Through… | Grand View Outdoors

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   4 days ago · Fred Bear was a snap-shooter, Howard Hill anchored for a split-second, maybe up to 1 second. While I started as a snap-shooter — because I made the foolish mistake of using a recurve with too heavy of a draw weight — I’m now trying to anchor longer, aim longer, basically slow the whole shot process down, and so far my results have been encouraging.

8. www.archerytalk.com › threads › good-storyGood story | Archery Talk Forum

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   2 days ago · Just came across this article as told by Fred Bear. I'm sure some have read it before but thought it deserved a post coming from one of the all time greatest bowhunters that wasn't a member of AT or wore a sitka beanie etc.( jk!) Relax and enjoy. What a place Kodiak island and the wilds of the yukon must've been 50 or 60 years ago.

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   Who is Fred Bear?

   • Fred Bear (March 5, 1902 – April 27, 1988) was an American bow hunter, bow manufacturer, author, and television host. He was born in the town of Waynesboro, Pennsylvania. Fred is widely regarded as a pioneer in the bow-hunting community. Bear was a world traveler, film producer, and the founder of Bear Archery, an outdoor company that still exists.

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   When did Fred Bear die?

   • Fred Bear (March 5, 1902 – April 27, 1988) was an American bow hunter, bow manufacturer, author, and television host. He was born in the town of Waynesboro, Pennsylvania.

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   What is a Freddy bear?

   • Meet a bear who does more than make you feel warm and fuzzy. Inspired by the real Fred, every Freddy Bear helps restore sight to a person living with avoidable blindness. Freddy is a new initiative of The Fred Hollows Foundation, created to help more people see and smile again.

   Meet Freddy who’s more than a teddy – Freddy Bear

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   What are some facts about Fred Bear?

   • Following are a number of miscellaneous facts about Fred Bear and his lifetime efforts to show others the challenges, excitement, and rewards that shooting a bow and arrow provides: * Fred was born in a Pennsylvania farm house during a Cumberland Valley blizzard on March 5, 1902, the second of three Bear children.

   Fred Bear: Facts You Might Not Know – Bowhunting.Net

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10. insidearchery.com › bear-archery-and-rothco-uniteBEAR ARCHERY AND ROTHCO UNITE TO CREATE ICONIC FRED BEAR CAMO ...

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    Jul 19, 2024 · Two iconic brands have forged a powerful alliance as Bear Archery, a division of Escalade Sports, and Rothco proudly announce their collaboration on the highly anticipated launch of Bear Archery x Rothco Fred Bear Camouflage apparel.