EPISODE · Jul 8, 2021 · 1H 8M

Best Bear Hunt Ever!

from Food Afield Podcast with John Schneider · host John Schneider

An expedition-style podcast that documents an extremely memorable spring bear spot and stalk hunt with Kevin Kossowan and Jeff Senger. Every spring we spend several days in Alberta’s northern boreal forest looking for Black Bear. Visit the Food Afield Podcast website for great member-only benefits! We're also over at Instagram, Vero and Twitter! #foodafieldpodcast

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