Olympic and X-Games Gold Medal Skier David Wise Also a Professional Hunter? Dominic Gawel | January 29, 2021 Likes Tweets 0 Comments
Grizzly Bear Attacks and Mauls 4th Hunter in a Week in Same Montana Wilderness Area A hunter has been mauled by a grizzly bear in the same Montana wilderness where three hunters were injured in two separate incidents last week, reports USA Today. Related: VIDEO: Street-Fighting Grizzly Bears Get Nasty in B.C. While Wolf Watches The hunter, from Ohio, was treated for unspecified injuries and released from the hospital after being attacked in the Gravelly […] SnowBrains | September 26, 2019 0 Comments
Mountain Biker Killed Instantly after Hunter’s Stray Bullet Shot Him A British mountain biker has been shot dead by a hunter in the French Alps. The man, named locally as Marc Sutton, was shot on Saturday evening while riding on a mountain track near the ski resort of Montriond, close to the Swiss border. The 34-year-old reportedly owned a restaurant in the nearby ski resort of Les Gets and was […] CycleBrains | October 15, 2018 0 Comments
Group Skis Alaska’s BIG THREE in 1 Trip: McKinley, Foraker, Hunter A group of four ski mountaineers just climbed and skied the “Big Three” of Alaska: 14,573-foot Mt. Hunter, 17,400-foot Mt. Foraker, and 20,320-foot Mt. McKinley. They pulled off this feat in only 31 days. They climbed and skied over 67,000-vertical feet. The group consisted of Evan Pletcher, Anton Sponar, Jordan White, and Aaron Diamond. Of these three peaks, Mt. Hunter is by far […] Miles Clark | June 17, 2014 1 Comment
Alaskan Kills World Record Grizzly Bear | 9-Feet Long… A 9-foot long Grizzly Bear was killed by Alaskan Larry Fitzgerald near Fairbanks, Alaska. The bear was killed in 2013 and has recently been confirmed officially as the largest bear ever killed by a hunter. “I’m not really a trophy hunter or anything. But I guess it is kind of cool. We knew it was big. It was a rush.” – Larry Fitzgerald Fitzgerald shot the Grizzly from about 20 yards away with a Sako 300 rifle. […] SnowBrains | May 8, 2014 0 Comments
