Alaskan brown bear

Five rounds would fit in the magazine, instead of three, potentially helpful when hunting grizzlies or Alaskan brown bears, and the recoil was noticeably milder than the .

It is the smallest of all known carnivores--some 10,000 times smaller than the Alaskan brown bear.

Jim, an Alaskan brown bear, had to be fed blocks of ice to cool him down.

To get his well-known photo of an Alaskan brown bear about to swallow a migrating salmon, Mangelsen waited in the same location all day for more than a week.

For example, there was the arbitrary classification system used by the Boone and Crockett Club; this riflemen's group, cofounded in 1888 by Roosevelt, kept records of big game and decided that any Alaskan brown bear killed within 75 miles (120 km) of tidewater was to be called a brown bear.

Indeed, it's not hard to get in the mood upon entering Accokeek Sports, for at the entrance towers a huge Alaskan brown bear, reared up on its hind legs, teeth bared.

Players will hunt in different eras in search of trophies such as white-tailed deer, Yukon moose, Alaskan brown bear and Roosevelt elk in over ten of North America's top hunting locations, including Kodiak Island, the Yukon and the Rocky Mountains.

Alaska offers Dall sheep, moose, caribou, Sitka black-tail, grizzly, Alaskan brown bear, and black bear, along with limited opportunities for Roosevelt's elk, musk oxen, and bison.

Hunting the grizzly bear an hunting the Alaskan brown bear are not the same.

While the crimped bullets may not seat exactly the right distance from the lands for the finest accuracy, in rifles designed to really shoot Cape buffalo or Alaskan brown bear we don't much care whether groups are consistently sub-MOA.

CUTLINE: (1) A large male Alaskan brown bear stands up for a better view.

Kent Crabtree, a 1975 graduate of Sheldon High School, figures he's lucky to be alive after being charged by an Alaskan Brown bear while doing routine telemetry salmon surveys at the headwaters of the Berners River near Juneau recently.

Michael Wolff, PA, used his Matthews bow, Gold Tip arrow, and G5 Montec broadhead to take this Alaskan brown bear.

Realistically, I don't expect to ever take animals that attain the first four of those legendary dimensions, but I did take a 10-foot Alaskan brown bear a long time ago.

In fairness to O'Connor, however, it must be pointed out that on specific hunts for game like Alaskan brown bear, tiger, and thick-skinned African game, he chose much larger cartridges, including the .