CRAWFORD COUNTY, Mich., (WPBN/WGTU) — The Grayling City Council has decided not to proceed, at least for now, with a proposal to rename the city park after Fred Bear, a bow hunting pioneer.

If you need help finding the bear’s lost bow tie, here’s a hint, the bow tie is red. BRAIN TEASER: THIS 'TRICKY' NATURE-INSPIRED MATH PUZZLE MIGHT STUMP YOU IF YOU'RE NOT CAREFUL .

He reached out to Bear Archery about a traveling bow. The company not only thought it was a great idea, but immediately shipped a brand-new 2019 Takedown. The takedown bow is one of the most legendary ...

An original Fred Bear bow — at least 60 years old, George BeDen estimates — was collecting dust in the Nixa resident's garage until it recently caught the eye of his great grandson.

CRAWFORD COUNTY, Mich., (WPBN/WGTU) -- The organizers of Fred Bear Day are asking the City of Grayling to consider changing the name of its city park.With the u ...

Wisconsinite Bill Foster arrowed a huge black bear in September 2022 that officially ties the state record for the largest black bear ever taken with a bow. It also ties the No. 4 all-time black bear ...

YOU could have perfect vision if you can spot the bear's bow tie in less than eight seconds. The fuzzy brown bear is looking for his cute bow tie in a bunch of wild flowers, but can't seem to find it.

Fred Bear was a legend in the world of bow hunting. Even though he died in 1988, he continues to make his mark as a manufacturer (Bear Archery), author and television show host as he became the ...

Memorial services were held in Gainesville, Fla., Monday for legendary bowhunter Fred Bear. Bear, 86, died of a heart attack last Wednesday in a Gainesville hospital where he was confined since an … ...

Kirk Gibson, 56, is manager of the Arizona Diamondbacks baseball team. He spoke with reporter Marc Myers. Ted Nugent wrote "Fred Bear" in memory of his friend, the bow hunter and founder of the ...

C RAWFORD COUNTY, Mich., (WPBN/WGTU) — The Grayling City Council has decided not to proceed, at least for now, with a proposal to rename the city park after Fred Bear, a bow hunting pioneer.