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[2009-10-27 15:30:55]

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All About Bear Archery & Bear Bows | Field-N-Water

Fred Bear was born in Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, on March 5, 1902. In 1933, Fred crafted archery equipment for a growing circle of friends who appreciated his workmanship. Within six years, the archery business demanded Fred's fulltime attention and he launched Bear Archery Company. Archery was a life-long passion. Fred Bear was instrumental in promoting a bow-hunting season in Michigan. bear mauler review fred bear mauler review fred bear mauler fred bear mauler reviews bear archery mauler review fred bear game over review bear mauler bow review bear expedition compound bow bear mauler reviews 2011 fred bear mauler fred bear mauler video 2011 Fred Bear Mauler review bear game over bow review bear mauler bear archery game over 2009 review video mauler bow reviews fred bear mauler 2011 bear strike bow review bear archery clothing fred bear kodiak magnum recurve bow 70lb left handed

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bear season nets record harvest

22.05.12

Hunters harvested a record-setting 4,350 bears in the state's three recently concluded seasons, according to the Pennsylvania Game Commission.

Joseph C. Colyer, of Pocono Lake, harvested the largest bear, a male that weighed 767 pounds (estimated live weight). The bear was taken in Tobyhanna on Nov. 16, with a crossbow during the archery bear season.

The final harvest tallies by season were: 304 bears taken during the statewide, five-day archery bear season; 3,168 bears taken during the four-day bear season, which included a Saturday opener; and 878 bears taken during the extended bear season held in various Wildlife Management Units during all or portions of the first week of deer season.

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Archery Bear - News
Alpine Archery's Bear Claw Quivers – Made For The Treestand Hunter
AmmoLand.com (press release) - Apr 29, 2011
Alpine Archery's Bear Claw Quivers – Made For The Treestand Hunter Lewiston, ID --(Ammoland.com)- The hunters at Alpine Archery know that it is important to have a quiver that does more than just provide a way to carry your arrows to your treestand. So they designed the Bear Claw. The Bear Claw Quiver is a universal

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I Remember Papa Bear, The Untold Story of the Legendary Fred Bear Including His Secrets of Hunting
368 pages 		I Remember Papa Bear, The Untold Story of the Legendary Fred Bear Including His Secrets of Hunting

Creator: Dick Lattimer | Sports & Recreation - 2006-03-11
Almost all of them had been bowhunters and/or target archers before they became manufacturers, the best example of that is Fred Bear. In those days the archery manufacturers always had the majority of seats on the AAC by virtue of the ...
Publisher: Krause Pubns Inc

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Jul 04, 2010 from jeffersonfaudan(Jefferson Faudan) in Sports
jeffersonfaudan Bear Archery is the pioneer in the field of archery. With the wide product range like the compound bows, traditional bows, youth bows and gears and appeals this company has made a visible growth in this field.\r\n