UNPREDICTABLE GIANTS

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Over 40 years of amazing Brown Bear Hunting Tales by
Alaskan Master Guide and Outfitter Keith Johnson

Unpredictable Giants is a volume of firsthand accounts about hunting the great Alaskan Brown Bear. The book is written by Master Guide and Outfitter, Keith Johnson.

Keith's book contains over 50 stories with accompanying full color photos of his favorite bear tales. The stories are written as if you are sitting in hunting camp with an old friend telling you his funniest, craziest, and most hair raising adventures. You will be able to sit back, read, and truly feel - in the pit of your stomach- the fury and fear of hunting the great Alaskan Brown Bear.

This beautiful book has an amazing cover photo by renowned wildlife photographer Eberhard Brunner and contains full page color photography of Alaskan scenery and wildlife. You will not be able to put the book down as Keith takes you on adventure after adventure spanning his 40 years of guiding and hunting in the Alaskan wilderness.

Unpredictable Giants is a must have for any avid hunter, and a perfect gift for those dreaming of big game hunting adventures in Alaska!

In the Author's Own Words:

"I arrived in Alaska in August, 1961, after convincing my wife that we would just stay in Alaska until I was done hunting. Now after forty years, she still occasionally reminds me of this! When I made my first trip out to the Alaska Peninsula, my knowledge of Brown Bear was very limited. A lot of what I learned about bear hunting over the years was from first hand trial and error experiences. I acquired many valuable and worthwhile lessons through my experiences and observations of brown bear, and have always tried to pass them on to my employees and hunters. Almost every hunter has a bear story; one they observed first hand or one that a friend has told them. I feel truly blessed to have had the opportunity to observe and participate in approximately 300 bear hunting experiences in my own guiding operation, and to hear countless stories of other guides and hunters. It is my hope that as you read my stories you can imagine the sheer excitement, and in some cases the cold terror, of the great Alaskan Brown Bear."