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"Bearman's"

Yellowstone Park Guided Tours

Yellowstone Park Tours,  Bear and Wolf Viewing Tours,  Backcountry Hiking Trips

......just plain hard work, honesty and a lot of humor!
 

I offer four types of guided adventure tours in Yellowstone Park

(Each and every tour is led by me--the owner)

The Backcountry Bear Viewing Tour

(Early May to August 23 +/-)  My most popular summer tour, and one of the most unique tours I offer.

Bear Viewing Tours

 

 

 

 

 The Wolf And Wildlife Viewing Tour

(Late August? through May) Yellowstone Winter Wolf Tour: The only tour I lead during our 8 month long winter. Very popular, and packed with wildlife.

Wolf Viewing Tours

 

 

 

Full Day Yellowstone Park Tour

(Mid-April through early November) The second most popular tour and the best tour for the first time visitor.

Full Day Yellowstone Park Tours

 

 

 

 

 

Guided Backcountry Hiking 

(May? through late October) The backbone tour of my business. Get away from the crowds, the noise and see the real Yellowstone!

Guided Yellowstone Hiking Trips / Tours

 

 

 

 

 

Additional Services/Programs

Educational Programs for all ages

(Twelve months of the year ~ more or less).

   

    The educational programs are always evolving, and very popular with the kids and adults.

Other Programs

 

 

Note:

Visitors lodging down in Grand Teton Park, Jackson Wyoming, or Cody Wyoming will need to find a local tour guide operator in those areas. I will not be able to help you out or offer you tour guide services due to the distances involved.

Read what my guests say about the tours--here

For more information, or to reserve your day with the Bearman-------just EMAIL me!
 
Kevin Sanders
Yellowstone Outdoor Adventures!
P.O. Box 4352
Bozeman, MT 59772
Email and Contact Information

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About "The Bearman"

  Kevin Sanders, nationally known naturalist and guide owns Trailside Productions along with Bearman's Yellowstone Outdoor Adventures, the sole enterprise dedicated to providing educational programs, guided tours, slide shows and articles about grizzlies, wolves and other biological functions in Yellowstone. With the focus on preservation through education. Officially licensed with the park service to conduct hiking and photography tours within Yellowstone Park.

  While attending Montana State University, Kevin worked on the Gallatin Grizzly Project conducting grizzly bear habitat transects, reconnaissance, habitat sampling, habitat selection observations and non-reward camera station field work helping research the effects of forest clearcutting and use of forest service roads on grizzly bear behaviour, habitat use, and demography.

  In the late 90's, Kevin began designing a residential bear proof trash can using the Grizzly Bear Discovery Center in West Yellowstone as the testing center. A highly bear resistant can was finally developed with Bear Proof Inc. which was tested in early May, 2002 and passed all tests.

  Kevin authored a self published hiking guide as well as a bear safety guide to the Gallatin and Beaverhead National Forests. For 13 straight years he wrote a weekly column for the "Lone Peak Lookout" at which point he said " I woke up one morning and felt like I had said everything I needed to say" and has only contributed rarely since. He is an accomplished wildlife/scenic photographer and many of his shots have appeared in print throughout the years. He is also a prior faculty member for the National Wilderness and Travel Medicine Association.

  In 1992, while working with Busch Productions during filming of "Great Bears of North America" and "Great Bears of Yellowstone" Kevin photographed the first wolf in Yellowstone seen since they were removed in the early 1920's.

  From 1992 until 2004 Kevin taught continuing education courses including: "Grizzly Bear Biology and Behavior" and "Wolf Biology and Physiology" through the University of Montana at Dillon, and occasionally through Rocky Mountain College. Over the years Kevin has also spent much of his time educating elementary school children about the wonders of Yellowstone.