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	Alaska Peninsula bear hunting with Deltana Outfitters
		If you have shot a bear recently, we have a chart that will tell you in what year you will again be eligible to hunt brown bear on the Peninsula.
		Bears from our camp have ranged between 8 foot 8 inches and 11 foot 6 inches in size with an overall average of 9 foot 4 inches for many years.
		The Alaska Peninsula is wild and remote country with a long history of producing some of the largest bears in the world -- and some of the worst weather you have ever hunted in.
	www.deltana.com /uarctos.htm (1597 words)

	BEAR - Online Information article about BEAR (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The bear family is widely distributed, being found in every quarter of the globe except Australia, and in all climates, from the highest northern latitudes yet reached by man to the warm regions of India and Malaya.
		The polar or white bear (Ursus maritimus), common to the Arctic regions of both hemispheres, is distinguished from the other species by having the soles of the feet covered with close-set hairs, in adaptation to the wants of the creature, the bear being thereby enabled to walk securely on slippery ice.
		It was a favourite pastime among the Romans, who imported their bears from Britain, a proof that the animal was then comparatively abundant in that country; indeed, from reference made to it in early Scottish history, the bear does not appear to have been extirpated in Britain before the end of the 1th century.
	encyclopedia.jrank.org /BAR_BEC/BEAR.html (2234 words)

	Bear Peninsula - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bear Peninsula (74°35′ S 111°00′ W) is a peninsula about 80 km (50 mi) long and 40 km (25 mi) wide which is ice covered except for several isolated rock bluffs and outcrops along its margins, lying 48 km 30 mi) east of Martin Peninsula on Walgreen Coast, Marie Byrd Land.
		Named by US-ACAN after the ice-ship USS Bear, flagship of the USAS, from which three reconnaissance flights were made in late February 1940, resulting in the discovery of Walgreen Coast (with probable sighting of this feature) and the Thurston Island area.
		Launched in 1874 at Greenock, Scotland, for use in the sealing trade, she sank in 30-foot seas and high winds in the North Atlantic, March 19, 1963, at which time she was being towed from Nova Scotia to Philadelphia.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bear_Peninsula (195 words)

	Black Bear Study - Bruce Peninsula (Site not responding. Last check: )
		One interesting recent discovery was that fl bears on the Bruce Peninsula are genetically distinct from neighbouring populations in Parry Sound, Bracebridge and Sudbury (The precise degree of genetic isolation has not been determined.).
		The size of the fl bear population on the Bruce Peninsula is still unknown.
		Bears are spectacular and beautiful wild creatures, and where they have had little contact with humans they tend to avoid us.
	www.brucepeninsula.org /feature/feature03/feature03.htm (1284 words)

	Paws Off! An unforgettable Alaska Peninsula brown bear hunt
		Dane estimated the bear to be 8.5 - 9 feet.
		It is far from unusual that the bears are inactive for a while after having left the lair, but after all our spotting and waiting it was very frustrating not to be able to see whether the bear was shootable or not.
		The bear's weight is anyone's guess, but somewhere between 500 and 700 kg is probable as the bear was still quite fat even after it's long sleep in the lair.
	www.deltana.com /information/alaska_brown_bear_hunt.htm (4338 words)

	Audubon Alaska - Kenai Brown Bear Strategy (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Brown bears on the Kenai Peninsula were listed in 1998 by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game as a "Population of Special Concern" due to low numbers, restricted distribution, and sensitivity to environmental disturbance.
		Located south of Anchorage, the Kenai Peninsula, is about 8,400 mi² and connected to the Alaska mainland by a mountainous, 9 mi-wide isthmus that restricts dispersal of bears between the peninsula and mainland.
		Bear Quest: Audubon developed an elementary school curriculum "Bear Quest" that will help young people learn about bears, avoid bear problems, and increase their safety in bear country.
	www.audubon.org /chapter/ak/ak/m4item3.html (932 words)

	Brown Bear hunting on the Alaska Peninsula with Larry Rivers. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		If you have shot a bear already please click here to check and see in what year you will again be eligible to hunt brown bear in Alaska.
		Bears from our camp have ranged between 8 foot 8 inches and 11 foot 6 inches in size with an overall average of 9 foot 4 inches for many years.
		The camp restricts harvest to bears measure nine foot square and up and a good number of larger bears are taken in the ten and eleven foot category.
	www.larryrivers.com /penn.htm (1230 words)

	Executive Summary -- Kenai Peninsula Brown Bear Conservation Strategy
		Brown bears represent a significant component of the Kenai Peninsula ecosystem and are enjoyed by local residents and visitors.
		Phase I was a survey of Kenai Peninsula and Anchorage residents to assess attitudes about brown bears and brown bear conservation and to determine how best to inform residents about the development of the Conservation Strategy.
		Specifically, the Interagency Brown Bear Study Team (IBBST) is nearing completion of a Kenai Peninsula Brown Bear Conservation Assessment, and the stakeholders suggest that users of this Conservation Strategy reference the Conservation Assessment to provide scientific understanding and guidance for implementation of stakeholder recommendations.
	www.wildlife.alaska.gov /index.cfm?adfg=planning.kenaibb3 (1623 words)

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		Bears are curious, intelligent and potentially dangerous animals, but undue fear of bears can endanger both bears and people.
		Most bears are interested only in protecting food, cubs or their "personal space." Once the threat is removed, they will move on.
		State law allows a bear to be shot in self-defense if you did not provoke the attack and if there is no alternative, but the hide and skull must be salvaged and turned over to the authorities.
	www.alaskatrophyadventures.com /hunt02.htm (1413 words)

	Traverse City Record-Eagle - News Story -- www.record-eagle.com
		The fl bear population in the Lower Peninsula is estimated to be between 1,500-2,000.
		The DNR asks that successful bear hunters obtain a small piece of muscle tissue and a small hair sample when they take their harvested bear to be sealed.
		In the Lower Peninsula the fl bear population is estimated to be between 1,500-2,000, and around 15,000 in the Upper Peninsula, according to Etter.
	www.record-eagle.com /2002/sep/12outdoo.htm (2413 words)

	Alaska Hunting alaska Guides hunting for Brown bear, Grizzly Bear Caribou Moose hunt alaska big game outfitters lodges ... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Inland grizzly bears are smaller than coastal bears averaging 7ft, probably because they do not have a readily available supply of protein-rich food, such as salmon, in their diet.
		Brown bears (Ursus arctos) occur throughout Alaska except on the islands south of Frederick Sound in southeastern Alaska, the islands west of Unimak in the Aleutian Chain, and the islands of the Bering Sea.
		Bears protecting a food source, such as the buried carcass of a moose or caribou, should also be treated with special caution.
	www.alaskatrophyadventures.com /hunt.htm (6812 words)

	Right Time, Wrong Bear!
		A decent bear had presented my hunter with a shot opportunity on the second day of the hunt, howbeit a five-second opportunity, but my hunter thought the bear was too far away.
		The bear’s head was sticking out from the edge of the alders, not on the river’s edge, but on the front side of the island that faced our camp.
		The bear we saw crossing that marsh was certainly 9 ½’ to 10’ and the bear we were looking at was simply a big question mark.
	www.outdoorsdirectory.com /magazine/wrong_bear.htm (1355 words)

	Brown Bear Hunting - Alaska Peninsula - Trophies
		It is a huge land with volcanoes, large runs of spawning salmon, whales and walrus cruising along the shoreline, and a few native villages sparsely spread along the coast.
		On Kodiak Island the Bear population is managed by reducing the number of hunters allowed to hunt through a permit drawing system.
		On the Spring Peninsula hunt the Brown Bear come out of hibernation during May. They lounge about their dens for a few days and then come down out of the snow looking for food and the boars hoping to participate in the annual breeding season.
	www.rainypasslodge.com /alaskabrbear.htm (785 words)

	Brown and Black Bear Viewing on the Kenai Peninsula
		Brown bear and fl bear populations are stable or increasing on the Kenai Peninsula and there are actually a great number of them roaming around.
		Most bears on the Peninsula are in the high country during the summer months and are usually found above timberline on the mountain sides until late summer when some will venture down to area streams to feed on spawning salmon.
		Brown bears are seen each year along the Russian River during the salmon run but they tend to be infrequent visitors providing just chance viewing in the lower section of the river where the campground exists.
	alaskaoutdoorjournal.com /Wildlife/kpbears.html (439 words)

	"Alaska Brown Bear, Grizzly Bear Hunting Paradise! Hunt Alaska Coastal Brown Bear, Alaska's largest bear!"
		Alaska Peninsula has been producing the largest coastal brown bear on the average over the past twenty years (nine to ten foot bears, even some eleven foot monsters).
		Bears from our camp have ranged from upper 8 foot to 11 1/2 foot in size with an overall average of 9 1/2 feet for many years.
		WEATHER: Weather on the Peninsula is unpredictable and not guaranteed for either the spring or fall hunting seasons.
	canoebayoutfitters.com /Hunt_Profile.htm (1974 words)

	Bear Valley, California : Bear Valley Lodge, Bear Valley Activities and Winter Sports
		Bear Valley is one the closest High Sierra resorts to the San Francisco Bay Area—easily accessible to San Jose, California's Silicon Valley and the Monterey Peninsula.
		Spring, summer and fall at Bear Valley are ideal for hiking, rock climbing, mountaineering, road biking and mountain biking.
		Tucked away in all those massive granite uplifts and volcanic ridges of the wilderness areas surrounding Bear Valley are scores of alpine lakes fed by melting winter snows and a pair of major Sierra rivers snaking down through the deep canyons.
	www.bear-valley.com (934 words)

	Travelling Bears (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In August 2003, we all went to the Beara Peninsula.
		Bear Island, or by some spelled Beara Island or Bere Island.
		On top of Bear Island we had a marvelous view of the island and the surroundings and we could see an old English Martello tower in the horizon.
	www.astroleg.com /bears/beara.htm (445 words)

	Alaska Bear Viewing Katmai National Park Bear Viewing in Alaska
		Our Alaska bear viewing tours operate within the federally protected Katmai National Park and Preserve in the remote sanctuaries of the Alaska Peninsula.
		Alaska Adventures bear viewing tours is your instrument which to explore the most untamed and wild places on earth.
		Our bear viewing specialists live inside Katmai National Park & Preserve where the brown bears superhighway is carved into the landscape and are ready to make your Alaska bear viewing tour surpass your wildest dreams.
	www.alaska-bear-viewing.net (413 words)

	Spring Bear ~ CRO
		The bears of the Brooks are generally smaller than those on the Seward Peninsula, but they have unusually blond and silver-tipped coloration.
		To hunt on the Seward Peninsula, hunters must apply for a permit one year in advance.
		The bears have access to salmon and caribou, and therefore, are 6 to 12 inches larger, on average, than the Brooks bears.
	www.koontzalaska.com /spring.html (388 words)

	AllRefer.com - Sir John Franklin (Explorers, Travelers, And Conquerors) - Encyclopedia
		On his next expedition (1825–27), the party descended the Mackenzie River and surveyed another long stretch of the Arctic shoreline, westward to Return Reef (c.160 mi/260 km from Point Barrow, Alaska) and eastward to the mouth of the Coppermine.
		After his death in 1847, the survivors had abandoned ship in 1848 and had undertaken a journey southward over the frozen wastes of Boothia Peninsula toward civilization.
		Of the entire expedition of some 129 men, not one is known to have survived.
	reference.allrefer.com /encyclopedia/F/FranklinJ.html (541 words)

	Alaska Adventure Vacations on the Kenai Peninsula from Crazy Bear Lodge.net
		Viewing Alaska wildlife is one of the pleasures associated with the Kenai Peninsula.
		Crazy Bear Lodge, bordering on the Kenai Wildlife Refuge, is the perfect spot to get a glimpse of a moose in their natural habitat, loons, ducks and geese swimming on the lake in front of the lodge and more.
		Kenai Peninsula lodge on the private shores of Daniel's Lake is just minutes north of the city of Kenai.
	www.crazybearlodge.net /kenai/peninsula.html (492 words)

	Alaskan Peninsula bear (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This photograph of Alaskan Peninsula bear is copyright © Tony Gillilan.
		This photograph of Alaskan Peninsula bear is part of my Stock Photography website.
		The Alaskan Peninsula bear photograph was taken by Tony Gillilan.
	www.expertphoto.com /entry_indphotos/pages/Alaskan%20Peninsula%20bear.htm (130 words)

	Brown bear hunting:Alaska Brown Bear Hunting Brown Bear hunting guides Alaska Peninsula
		We hunt the largest and most consistent Brown bear populations in the state.
		Brown bears on the Peninsula you are assured a quality Brown bear hunt.
		Alaska Brown Bear hunting guides specializing in Trophy Alaska Brown Bear hunting on Alaska Peninsula and Alaska Grizzly bear hunting in the brooks range of the Arctic.
	www.arctic-north-guides.com /brown_bear_hunting.htm (405 words)

	Encyclopedia article on Peninsula [EncycloZine] (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A peninsula is a geographical formation consisting of an extension of land from a larger body that is surrounded by water on three sides.
		A peninsula can also be a headland, cape, promontory or spit.
		Virginia Peninsula, Virginia, on the western shore of Chesapeake Bay
	encyclozine.com /Peninsula (260 words)

	Alaska Brown Bear - LaRose Guide Service - Pumice Creek Lodge, Alaska
		The Alaska Peninsula is home of the largest salmon runs in the world.
		This is the major reason we grow the biggest Brown Bear found anywhere in the world.
		This is a trophy Brown Bear habitat, and is strictly regulated by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.
	www.garylarose.com /alaska_brown_bear.html (230 words)

	Hunt in Alaska's Brooks Range and the Alaska Peninsula (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Alaska Peninsula and the Brooks Range encompass some of the most magnificent and remote wilderness in North America.
		Although not as large as the brown bear of the Alaska Peninsula, Arctic grizzlies are certainly one of the most beautiful bears in the world.
		The Arctic grizzly, along with the Alaska brown bear, are two of the most prized trophies in North America.
	www.alaskanbrownbearhunting.com /areas.html (213 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: St. Gregory the Great
		However, his period as ambassador taught him very plainly a lesson which was to bear great fruit later on when he ruled in Rome as pope.
		This was the important fact that no help was any longer to be looked for from Byzantium, with the corollary that, if Rome and Italy were to be saved at all, it could only be by vigorous independent action of the powers on the spot.
		From this time forth the varied populations of Italy looked to the pope for guidance, and Rome as the papal capital continued to be the centre of the Christian world.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/06780a.htm (7815 words)

	Kenai Peninsula Alaska Black Bear (Site not responding. Last check: )
		lack bears are the most common bears on the Kenai Peninsula and can be found virtually anywhere on the Peninsula.
		Generally, since they are omnivorous (feeding on both vegetation as well as animals), they will likely be found where the food source is the most favorable for that time of the year.
		Berries form a large part of the fl bear's diet in the fall, and bears are often seen on the mountain sides gorging themselves on abundant blueberries, crowberries and cranberries before their winter hibernation draws them into their dens
	www.kenaipeninsula.org /wildlife/land_animals/black_bear.htm (178 words)

	Kenai Peninsula Lodge from Crazy Bear Lodge.net
		So if you are looking for a quiet, peaceful place to relax, Crazy Bear Lodge on the Kenai Peninsula is where you want to be.
		Crazy Bear Lodge is nestled along the shores of beautiful Daniel's Lake where the sunrise and sunset views are regarded as awe-inspiring and termed pictorial by some of Alaska's best known nature photographers.
		This is Kenai Peninsula Lodging at it's finest.
	www.crazybearlodge.net /kenai/lodging.html (640 words)

	Alaska Hunting, Alaska Brown Bear, Grizzly, Moose, Safari Club, Professional Hunter, Master Guide Gary Butch King
		With nearly one hundred salmon streams in our area, our brown bears are well nourished and grow to be some of the largest in the world.
		Over 90% of our hunters have opportunity to take a trophy brown bear and our harvest rate is normally 80 to 85% each season, spring or fall.
		Moose hunting is done in some of our brusher country where they feed on willows and begin to gather their cows in mid September, for the rutting season.
	www.wildmanlodge.com /crlhunt.htm (689 words)

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