Alaskan Brown bears are the undisputed icons of hunting in North America. Few animals inspire more fear and reverence than the world’s largest land predator. In the 70 years of recorded bowhunting history, only around 300 have ever been taken with archery equipment. Of those 300, less than 15 have been true mega giants – over Ten foot and a 28 inch skulls. No bowhunter has ever done it twice. Go along with KUIU’s Brendan Burns and Guide Lance Kronberger as they attempt to make history, all while

Welcome to the Alaska Peninsula, the thriving home of 8,000-10,000 wild brown bears. Here, vast stretches of intact habitat, pristine rivers, protected areas, and abundant food sources like salmon and sedge grass support the densest populations of brown bears anywhere on earth. The secret to this remarkable habitat? Keeping it wild and pristine. From McNeil River State Game Sanctuary, to Katmai National Park, to Lake Iliamna, here are a few glimpses of this awe-inspiring part of Alaska, one of t