Season 1 (1965)
Release date: 1965-06-02
Episodes (24):
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1. Kodiak Country
Alaska in 1960. The frontier! Join Fred Bear as he bow hunts the intimidating Kodiak brown bear.
Release date: 1965-06-02
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2. Oldest Game
Fred Bear and Charlie Kroll hike into the Allegheny Mountains of Pennsylvania, and pitch a primitive base camp, to hunt whitetail deer.
Release date: 1965-06-09
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3. Bowfishing Fun
The early days of bowfishing in the vast marshes bordering Lake Erie with pioneer bowhunter Fred Bear.
Release date: 1965-06-16
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4. St. Vincent Island
Follow Fred Bear for a bowhunt on St. Vincent's island off Florida's northwest coast.
Release date: 1965-06-23
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5. Land of the Tiger
Fred Bear and the Maharaja of Bundi hunt India for the sambur stag, nilgai, axis deer and the feared Indian tiger.
Release date: 1965-06-30
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6. History of the Bow & Arrow
Join legendary Fred Bear as he describes the development of bows and arrows at the Bear Archery plant.
Release date: 1965-07-07
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7. Prairie Pronghorn
Join Fred Bear in Wyoming bowhunting the fleet footed pronghorn antelope.
Release date: 1965-07-14
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8. Bwana Bowmen
Experience another African safari with Bill Negley in the Belgian Congo.
Release date: 1965-07-21
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9. Fins, Feather & Fur
See Fred Bear in the early days as he takes his archery equipment after stingrays, alligator, and gar followed by some impressive wing shooting of pheasant.
Release date: 1965-07-28
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10. Big Three: Grizzly, Mule Deer & Polar Bear
Join bowhunting legend Fred Bear as he bow hunts Grizzlies in the rugged mountains of British Columbia, huge mule deer in the high desert of New Mexico and arctic polar bear on the far North ice-cap.
Release date: 1965-08-04
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11. History of Bear Archery
This is the famous one-on-one interview with Fred Bear himself.
Release date: 1965-08-11
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12. Badland Bucks
Legendary bowhunter Fred Bear hunts wily mule deer in North Dakota.
Release date: 1965-08-18
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13. Arrow for a Grizzly
Legendary bowhunter Fred Bear hunts Grizzly bear in the Canadian Yukon.
Release date: 1965-08-25
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14. Rural Route One
Legendary bowhunter Fred Bear shows how Bear Archery manufactures recurve bows.
Release date: 1965-09-01
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15. The Year of the Buffalo
Fred Bear back in the day bowhunting in East Africa for Cape Buffalo.
Release date: 1965-09-08
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16. Back Country Bowhunt
Fred Bear and Glenn St. Charles bowhunt the interior of British Columbia, and the action is fast and furious.
Release date: 1965-09-15
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17. The Good Earth
Enjoy the exchange of view between legendary bowhunter Fred Bear and astronaut James A. Lovell as they explore the great outdoors through bowhunting, fly fishing, snow shoeing, canoeing, trap shooting, grouse hunting, and nature photography.
Release date: 1965-09-22
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18. Mozambique Game Trails
Fred Bear's fabulous 1964 elephant hunt.
Release date: 1965-09-29
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19. Bowhunter's Safari
Fred Bear's 1955 African safari with radio and TV personality Arthur Godfrey.
Release date: 1965-10-06
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20. Kaibab Bucks
Step back into time. Join Fred Bear and friends during the first ever bow and arrow season in Arizona's Kaibab Forest.
Release date: 1965-10-13
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21. Grubstake Bowhunt
Follow Fred Bear, Glenn St Charles, Keith Clemmons and party as they bowhunt the little Delta region of Alaska for caribou, moose and Dall sheep.
Release date: 1965-10-20
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22. Trophy Elk
Travel with the father of modern bowhunting, Fred Bear, to bowhunt wary elk in Wyoming.
Release date: 1965-10-27
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23. North to Adventure
Follow the arrow as Fred Bear takes his favorite trophy of his entire career, a record stone sheep in the mountains of British Columbia.
Release date: 1965-11-03
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24. Restless Spirit
The film that captures the spirit of Fred Bear. Excerpts from many of his films are included in this one video. 34 minutes long.
Release date: 1965-11-10
