Alaska and Canada Caribou Hunting Videos - Bowhunting and Rifle Hunts
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Alaska and Canada Caribou Hunting Videos - Bowhunting and Rifle Hunts
Free video clips of hunting trips of big trophy Barren Land Caribou bull hunts in Alaska, Quebec, Manitoba, Nunavut, Labrador Canada. Information on world records, caribou facts and to play free hunting games can be found at the Resource Section below.
Caribou - Did you Know?
- Caribou is commonly called Reindeer especially in Scandinavian countries.
- Both sexes grow antlers, however, bulls grow much larger than cows.
- Hooves change texture in seasons. In the summer they are softer for the soft ground and in the winter they shrink, tighten and harden for the snow and ice.
- Main diet is lichens and reindeer moss, however, they will also eat willows, birch, sedges and grasses.
- Their migration is further than any other land terrestrial animal - upwards to 5,000 kilometers a year.
- Caribou comes from a french word that means snow-shoveler.
- In some areas of the world the reindeer's have been domesticated for work and transportation.
Warning: As in all hunting videos, there can be graphic and disturbing scenes. These videos were intended to be viewed by hunters or those that like watching hunting videos.
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- Missing Kugaaruk hunter found
A 77-year-old Kugaaruk, Nunavut, man who went caribou hunting on Saturday and did not return was found by searchers Thursday afternoon. - 3 weeks ago
- ‘Revelstoke Caribou Rearing in the Wild’ proposes local maternity pen
Coalition of local stakeholders wants to build maternity pen to help threatened caribou survive gestation, vulnerable calves’ first weeks - 6 days ago
- Nunavut search for missing mayor to resume
The Kimmirut, Nunavut, search and rescue committee is set to begin looking once again for the community's mayor, who failed to return from a hunting trip in late November. - 3 days ago
- Canada's native Innu women march to save their ancestral land
QUEBEC LETTER:CLEMENCE SIMON sits by the side of a service station contemplating her feet, which are encased in moccasin boots. “I was used to walking in my moccasins,” she says wryly. “When I changed them for trainers, my ankle swelled up.” - 6 hours ago
- Difficult to gauge wolf control impact
There are people at both extremes on the controversial issue of wolf control. Some hunters would like to see a very high moose population with almost no wolves competing with them. Others, mostly non-consumptive users, while recognizing the need and rationale for hunting, would like to see no predator control of any kind. - 4 weeks ago
