"VOYAGE TO KODIAK ISLAND" 1960s ALASKAN BROWN BEAR HUNT KODIAK BEAR SPORT HUNTING 53444
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- Made by filmmaker, sporting goods store and truck company owner Pat Salvino, this film POLAR ADVENTURE shows a big game hunt of a different sort -- a hunt for an "Alaskan brown bear" or Kodiak Bear on Kodiak Island. The island is on the south coast of the U.S. state of Alaska, separated from the Alaska mainland by the Shelikof Strait. The film likely dates to the mid-1960s.
Opening: semi tractor trailer being loaded with cargo by a forklift. The semi being filled belongs to the P. Salvino Transport company. Truck pulls out of the terminal. Title: P. Salvino Transport using custom built Kenworth Tractors presents "Voyage to Kodiak Island" (:16-2:04). Pacific Northern Airlines PNA Jet on the runaway. Jet takes off into the sky. Flight is leaving Seattle, Washington and heading to Kodiak Island over the Canadian coast. Pat Salvino exits the Pacific Northern (PNA) plane. Snow capped mountain behind him. Kodiak Hotel. Sun set. Pat stands next to a bear statue. A Kodiak 'welcoming sign.' Main street in Kodiak. A king crab celebration in which scuba divers dive for king crab. A woman poses next to a king crab (2:05-4:53). Pat fishes in a stream. His line catches a trout. The trout fights. Pat holds the trout. Pat feeds a fawn milk. Map of Alaska. Kodiak Island on the map. A plane flies near the island (4:54-6:45). Pat takes a small plane. Aerial shots of approaching an island. Plane lands on the water in the bay. A man carries another on his back, fooling around. Water is still near Kodiak Island in Terror Bay (6:46-8:54). Pat exits the cabin. Pat and his guides carry their backpacks and rifles. Numerous bears are seen roaming the island and playing in the water. In a fishing boat, Pat and his guides. A bear runs by the shore (8:55-11:20). Pay uses binoculars on the boat. A giant male Kodiak bear high in the snow. Pat and his guides row to shore. Pat and his guides trudge on through the wooded area (11:21-12:47). Pat and his guides sit in the brush. They forge forward up the hill. The bear catches wind the men are near and he takes off. Pat runs with his rifle. Pat closes in on the bear and fires a shot (12:48-14:35). Pat sits with a dead, big bear. His guide shakes his hand. They open the bear's mouth, show off his teeth. Pa talks with his guides. The men haul off the dead bear, they skin the bear. Skinning out the bear. The bullet is found in the bear. The bear has no fur left(14:36-17:20). The hide is off the bear. The men are back in the smaller boat. Brush is cleared on the island. The hide is packed and a man backpacks it (17:21-19:49). Back on the boat, the men can rest. Snow capped mountains around them. Pat takes it all in. Boat heads for camp. Sun sets across the water (19:50-21:25). Skilled men remove the hair from the hide so it can be cured. Skinned bear head. The hide is laid out. The hide is stretched out while Pat raises his rifle to it. Men pose in front of it (21:26-22:45). Airplanes on the water. Plane in the air. A Kodiak bear runs up a hill at high speeds. Over the water, sea lions. Aerial shots of Alaska (22:46-25:04). Plane lands. Pat outside at Kodiak Airport. PNA jet on runway. Plane lands in Seattle, WA and taxis to gate (25:05-26:41). Inside Pat's home, the bear hide on the floor (26:42-27:42). End credits (27:43-27:53)
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love these old hunting movies. reminds me of gorden eastman and fred bear movies
My father was in the Navy and we were stationed on Kodiak Island in the mid sixties and it a neat time for sure. There was a lake between the base and the city called Boy Scout lake with a small camp for the scouts well even in the middle of the summer that was the coldest water I can ever remember. My mother still has a cast of a Kodiak bear paw and it is quit large. The base is now a Coast Guard base and can be seen in a Kevin Costner film The Guardian and it really hasn't changed much from the sixties when viewing the movie.
Very good episode of Kodak Island showing the beautiful wilderness it also remind me of a episode of American sports man back then Alaska King Crab was cheap back in the late sixties
Was here in 2008 for 7 days with Wounded Warrior and it was AMAZING!
Today a guided Kodiak bear hunt starts at about $20,000. Even with the airfare African safaris are usually cheaper.
Indeed Alaskan guides love money and they are mandatory for non residents….
I really enjoyed this post. Thank you.
Alaska and BC have been a great location for many a good but tough time in the field. When many think of Alaska the .338 Win Mag is a faitful friend for many up there. And often a part of the luggage many visiting conservationists aswell as Guides also had along under thousands of miles in total.
Nice to see kod.before 64 E.Q.
That was definitely not a ten footer. Ha! But a cool old video for sure!
Home♥️ not much has changed
Good time when there wasn’t so much idiots anti hunting like we can see in some comments here !
Can’t stand people who see a bear and think it’s a rug for their trophy room. Sick mentality thinking nature is there for your to assault with violence at a whim.
well, us humans can't grow our own fur, so we kill a bear and take theirs.
i see bear i see supper!!! bear is damn fine eating almost as good a backstrap off a deer! the rug and buckskin leather are just a bonus! if you want a sick mentality look at the ones who romancetize and drool over this hood trash shooting the place up trying to show off for a sorry ass gold digging 600 pound heifer so they might get some or just to prove they've got one!!!!
Senseless killing...
I'm only kidding. We all need to eat. Not to mention the numerous parts of the animal that will provide good use. The food chain is real, regardless of anyone's feelings.
they left the meat though!!!
@@keithmoore5306 It wont be waisted out there
@@clayz1 i know nature will clean it up but i'm a meat hunter the rug is a bonus of the hunt not the goal for me!! and bear is extremely good eating!!
@@keithmoore5306 It was probably all gamey.
@@clayz1 personally i like gamey! if you don;t soak it in buttermilk!
Don't kill the bears for sport...that's very evil!!!
First bears then Vietnamese villagers then how many other "sporting expeditions"
humans have been skinning bears for fifty thousand years. guess that Vietnam trip was a little late in that game