Fred Bear on Archery 1982 Anderson Archery Clinic, Grand Ledge Michigan

Interview taken at the Annual Anderson Archery Clinic in Grand Ledge, Michigan 1982 #FredBear #AndersonArcheryClinic #HistoryArchery

[@jamesmueller2843]

This guy was amazing he didn't need a compound bow to do it he did it with a recurve or long bow may God Rest his soul

[@182roadwarrior]

You are correct Dan. The STATE ought to get behind bringing an appropriate museum for Fred and his legacy, IN GRAYLING, where it all began!

[@paudsmcmack3117]

There’s a fella running his own museum, check out Michigan out of doors it was on lately

[@Danzchannel1]

Fred trost, Bob Garner, Mort Neff and Fred Bear! Michigan Legends. What a cool guy that Mr. Bear. We as MI hunters should celebrate, and take more pride in the Father of modern Archery... I don't know, Maybe a nice museum in Grayling, where it all started...Just sayin. Thanks for such a cool rare vid Zach!

[@MissLittlePookie]

He's a legend and I always enjoyed going to the Fred Museum when I was younger. Makes me feel young again to listen to this video and remember the good times of being younger. Keep posting more on him please!

[@brianbalencic3857]

Really nice 👍, the humble great Mr. Fred Bear. 🏹

[@michiganwoodsman2199]

The man who started it all here in Michigan.

[@Wingman115]

Love these old interviews.

[@Outlaw-Josey-Wales]

Two great men passed but always remembered

[@AndrewArndts]

MORE we want more of this Interview PLEASE!!!!

[@mikegoodlock7821]

My hero!

[@TheYamaha37]

Such a wonderful good hearted person.

[@clairewyndham1971]

I was a 10 year old girl when I met the man. He was the only one that didn't laugh at me when I said I wanted to hunt deer when I "grew up". That was a big deal in 1963.

[@broleary9917]

I hope you get a bunch of em!

[@livenfree]

Awesome yes more! Thanks Zac!

[@MrADjam5]

One of the Greatest from the Greatest generation.

[@roryfundell4528]

The greatest bowhunter,ever!

[@kam75]

yes a legend.....lest we forget...

[@markwithers9468]

How awesome two Michigan legends

[@theodorehall322]

no trail cam, no naming each deer, no rangefinder, no lighted pins, no front & rear sight, no cams or wheels, no 90 % let off , no pop open cutting tip on plastic projectile with lighted nock, archery was real back then!

[@Michigan-Outdoors]

Well said!

[@Barnabas555]

classic clip!

[@folden2008]

two outdoor legends

[@garychynne1377]

aims on draw. thanks fred

[@paudsmcmack3117]

Check out F.T.! A legend in his own right!

[@Michigan-Outdoors]

Thank You.

[@shelltowee8629]

Ya hear how he explained that, luckiest man every lived!