Giant Alberta Spring Black Bears

Season 7 - Episode 1 of Fatal Impact
Sportsman Channel Canada
"Spring Fever"

[@ericosborn736]

Awesome bears and awesome video! Congratulations!

[@scurdge2001]

We love it. Thank y’all for making these.

[@skullwhitedesigns3451]

What a start to the season! Two stud bears congrats guys! This gets me jacked for our early Sept bear season!

[@kurtlawson6995]

hell yes congrats

[@andrewj0lic0eur]

Hes like "you aint stinging me again"

[@BLAM777]

Nice. I just got a bear with my hand gun on 9/11. Saw 4 different bears that day. Their not as big as what you guys have up here in the north east and we can't bait unfortunately so it makes it a little more difficult to get one.

[@northernvisions2585]

Hey there I just got a 7’ bear and his ears are 19” apart at the top. What are these bears measurements. I’m super happy with my bear but like to compare and see where it stands as I learn to judge bears without barrels to help ;)

[@FatalImpactOutdoors]

Hey! So this particular bear was 7'2" from nose to tail when skinned and caped out. His skull measured 18 1/4". I've never actually measured a bear's ears while on the skull, so I couldn't tell you how wide apart they would be. Truthfully, the biggest thing I've learned about judging a bear is looking for age in their face. When you see an old mature bear, you can just see it in his face. It's like when you look at a 7 or 8 year old dog. You can see the age in their muzzle and their face. Other than that, they're absolutely one of the toughest animals to judge on the foot.

[@ByeByeRangers]

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