Thanks for sharing this with us. Love it. Ryan and Brian are some amazing bear hunters. Best hard-core hunters. Do more of these with Ryan and Brian. Thank you
Gotta say, living and hunting bears on the prairies in Canada sure isn't as satisfying as watching Lampers in the mountains. Really wish I lived closer to the mountains to do those treks out there. Although it is convenient living in bear country and being able to hunt 15mins from my house and see P&Y bears. Just no adventure with it here.
Thanks so much for haring these tips! You guys really are about helping others gain the most success because hunting is awesome. will be watching this multiple times in prep for this season
Awesome video! Love to learn new things. Never really thought too much about bear hunting till I watched Mr Lampers and Mr Call now I can’t wait to get back in the woods and get my first one. Thanks again for the video. You guys seem like good people with good products 👍
Iv used a creek often for cooling meet . I take good size branches and lay them across above the creek. Put my meet on those then cover it with something or even ferns work well. The moving water below it cools it extreemly well
Ryan lampers is a legend. He's got an impressive wealth of knowledge, and just a solid, genuine person. rare breed these days.
Yes he is!
I have had a ton of success in the AM surprisingly. Especially calling them for some reason.
Thanks for the video. Ryan is a legend in the hunting community. 👍👍
My sons and I have had some success with bears here in BC, and I find these videos very informative and exciting!
Thanks for sharing this with us. Love it. Ryan and Brian are some amazing bear hunters. Best hard-core hunters. Do more of these with Ryan and Brian. Thank you
Great advice @23:20 - snow line and time in the mountains!
This was so awesome. What a legend in the hunting world. Appreciate everyone for putting this out 🫶🏼
Gotta say, living and hunting bears on the prairies in Canada sure isn't as satisfying as watching Lampers in the mountains. Really wish I lived closer to the mountains to do those treks out there. Although it is convenient living in bear country and being able to hunt 15mins from my house and see P&Y bears. Just no adventure with it here.
Thanks so much for haring these tips! You guys really are about helping others gain the most success because hunting is awesome. will be watching this multiple times in prep for this season
Excellent information!
Great info from a truly great hunter!
Ryan is a wealth of knowledge, I always love anything with the gritty crew. Nw MT resident here and we are ready to fire up for spring good luck crew🤘
Glad you enjoyed it! Good luck this spring!
Perfect timing 21 days until spring bear.
Almost time!
Montana baby! 🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼
Please do one of these with
Ryan for high country mule deer.
Sounds like a good idea 🤔
Good stuff!
Perfect timing for this video! Thanks for the awesome content and the best products in the industry
Thanks! Glad you like them!
Thanks for putting this out! Hope to be able to make a bear summit in the near future.
Hope to see you there soon!
Great stuff guys! Love the emphasis on prepping and cooking methods!
👊🏼 Thanks for tuning in !
Awesome video! Love to learn new things. Never really thought too much about bear hunting till I watched Mr Lampers and Mr Call now I can’t wait to get back in the woods and get my first one. Thanks again for the video. You guys seem like good people with good products 👍
Glad you learned something! Good luck out there!
Would love to hear lampers canned bear meat recipe!
I'm sure @sthealthyhunter will be working on that soon 🤔
This was awesome
Just wondering when you guys will have Gaiters in stock again?
All sizes back in stock now!
@@PEAXEquipmentCo Thank you for the update appreciate it
Any tips for Breaking a bear down in the back country; spinning a bear is not the same as a deer or elk; what’s your process.
Great idea for a future video. We'll put it on the list!
I also prefer unmolested bears.
Iv used a creek often for cooling meet .
I take good size branches and lay them across above the creek.
Put my meet on those then cover it with something or even ferns work well.
The moving water below it cools it extreemly well