Find: Grizzly bear hunting guides and outfitters for Alaska brown bear hunting and Kodiak brown bear hunting on the famous Kodiak island. The grizzly bear or silvertip bear is generally considered by taxonomists to be a sub species of the Alaska brown bear. Both the grizzly bear and the Alaska brown bear are inhabitants of North America ranging from Alaska south through most of western Canada into the states of Idaho, Wyoming, and Montana. The grizzly bear once roamed much of the Great Plains and Southwestern states but was wiped out of most of those areas. There are currently around 60,000 wild grizzly bears in North America. Coastal Brown bears can live up to 30 years in the wild although twenty to twenty five is considered normal. The Alaska Brown bear feed on both large animals and small alike. Bears are known to prey on moose, caribou, deer and wild sheep. They also eat fish which include salmon, bass and trout. The coastal Alaska brown bears are known to get quite a bit larger than the inland bears due to the protein rich diets consisting mainly of salmon. Grizzly bear and brown bear hunting is enjoyed by many in Alaska and parts of Canada. The grizzly bear is considered a threatened species in the contiguous United States and is not hunted there. Where there are huntable populations of grizzly and brown bears, the bear is considered the ultimate trophy animal. The majority of grizzly and brown bear hunting is done using spot and stalk tactics to locate a big bear using optics and then getting in position for a clean kill. Kodiak , Alaska is an island off the coast of Alaska and is world renowned for some of the best grizzly bear hunting in the world. Whether hunting brown bear/grizzly bear on Kodiak Island, the Alaskan Peninsula, interior Alaska or bear hunting in Canada, chances are one is in for the most exciting hunt of his or her lifetime. The brown/grizzly bear is one of the most magnificent animals in the world and hunting an animal that can hunt you back is sure to result in an extreme adrenaline rush for everyone involved.

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