Join Rockie Jacobsen and Michael Batese as they put the HECS on wary Idaho bruins with archery gear.

This week we head to the mountains for exciting spot and stalk black bear hunts. Then we move on to the high plains for some up-close archery antelope action!

Pro-Staff Jason Bellows and Chris Kitt head down to Idaho at Boulder Creek Outfitters to target black bear with a side of Merriam turkeys. However, the weather turns incredibly sour and now they are not sure if they are targeting bears...or beards?

Bears are numerous in the Pacific Northwest with over 25,000 in Oregon alone. They are formidable creatures reaching lengths up to 6 feet and weights near 500 pounds. Hunting bears in the big canyons of northeast Oregon can challenge even the most prepared hunter. Rich Harrod acquires his first b...

Josh heads to Wyoming after speed goats, then Richard hunts his home state of New Jersey for black bear.

This week the crew puts the HECS on some late season birds and then heads north for some close-up spot and stalk black bear action with a bow.

This week the crew puts on their HECS, grabs their bows and hits the woods for some exciting spring black bear action.

This week we enjoy some thrilling off season action at the 4 Aces Ranch in Oregon where we showcase close encounters with a variety of species. Then well head out on some exciting spot and stalk action on black bears with archery gear.

In the sagebrush and berry patches, and into a deep, dark canyon on a dry-side bear hunt.

In the sagebrush and berry patches, and into a deep, dark canyon on a dry-side bear hunt.

This week we look back at the most exciting encounters of the 2018. We had many amazing close encounters this season and we are going to re-cap some of the best in this episode.

This week the crew put on their HECS, grabs their bows and hit the woods for some exciting one on one, spot and stalk black bear action.

The HECS crew heads to the western mountains in pursuit of black bears. From crazy spot and stalk to baited tree stand hunts, the guys push the limits to see just how much they can get away with using their HECS system.