Kodiak Wildlife Products Inc.

Kodiak Wildlife Products Inc. Kodiak Wildlife Products is an outdoor wildlife safety products distributor. Welcome to Kodiak Wildlife Products located in Alberta Canada.

We are your top outdoor safety products distributor. Founded in 2000 we specialize in non-lethal animal repellent products to improve your wilderness safety. Our bear and dog pepper spray help defend you in the chance of an animal attack. Bear safety is our top priority. In conjunction with our spray repellents we offer expert advice and information to maximize your safety. On our website you are also able to share your outdoor experience with other outdoor enthusiasts. So visit our website today to view all we have to offer www.kodiakcanada.com.

How to use bear spray.
10/06/2026

How to use bear spray.

Virtual Bear Week 2022 - Post #13

The effectiveness of bear spray.
10/05/2026

The effectiveness of bear spray.

Research on the effectiveness of Bear Spray vs. a Fi***rm in a Bear Encounter A study on the efficacy of bear deterrent spray was conducted in Alaska. 83 cases involving the use of bear spray in Alaska between 1985 and 2006 were analyzed. Results showed that in over 90% of close-range encounters wit...

Bear safety tips.
10/02/2026

Bear safety tips.

Is your home or rental unintentionally feeding bears?

★ Barbecues
Always clean up any spills, wipe down all the surfaces and thoroughly clean your grill, including the drip tray and grease pan. Put trash and leftovers in bear-resistant containers or take inside. Don’t leave trash, empty cans and bottles or anything else with an odor on your porch or anywhere else bears could access it.

★ Gardens and Orchards
Harvest fruits, nuts and garden produce. Many orchardists advise harvesting fruit a day or two before it’s fully ripe. Pick up any fallen produce daily. If you home-can fruit or veggies, don’t cool them on the porch.

★ Compost
Don’t add pungent items such as meat, melon rinds, or sweet-smelling foods to your compost pile. Cover any food scraps with plenty of yard debris, grass clippings, sawdust or shredded paper to help contain odors. Regularly turn the pile and add lime to reduce odors. Consider using a hard, durable bin with a sturdy cover you can lock or installing an electric fence to keep bears away.

★ Chickens, Livestock and Bees
Honey, bee larva, chickens and other small livestock, eggs and feed all attract hungry bears. Install electric fencing and motion-detecting lights around chicken coops, beehives and livestock enclosures.

★ Bird Feeders
Resist the urger to hang feeders as bears can smell birdseed from more than a mile away. Natural foods for birds are widely available in the fall when plants are going to seed.

★ Garbage
Shorter days and longer nights give bears more time to roam neighborhoods looking for food. Use bear-resistant trash containers or keep trash inside a sturdy locked building until the morning of pick up.

★ Pets
Feed pets indoors. If you must feed outside, remove bowls as soon as your pet is finished eating and keep the surrounding area clean. Odors from pet food can linger for hours, so be sure to check the yard before you or your pet go outside.

Taking precautions now will help you prevent problems around your home and help keep bears wild.

Learn how to be BearWise at https://bearwise.org/bears-fall-eat-a-thon-is-on-whats-on-the-menu-at-your-house/

Did you know… we have a selection of Medical Kits that will fit into your next wildlife adventure? Shipping across Canad...
09/30/2026

Did you know… we have a selection of Medical Kits that will fit into your next wildlife adventure?

Shipping across Canada -

Welcome to Kodiak Wildlife Products. Our wildlife safety products including bear pepper spray, BearBangers, bear safety kits and much more. We ship across Canada.

Safe travels in bear country.
09/23/2026

Safe travels in bear country.

The Canadian Rocky Mountains are home to both grizzly and black bears. You can run into a bear anywhere here, be it on a busy trail close to town or in the remote backcountry. Bears generally prefer to avoid people. However, encounters between bears and people do occur.

The 05 Tru Flare Bangers and Flare Kit is a complete animal deterrent and signaling kit contained in a secure zippered p...
09/23/2026

The 05 Tru Flare Bangers and Flare Kit is a complete animal deterrent and signaling kit contained in a secure zippered pouch with specific compartments for the contents. A nylon loop on the back of the kit allows for attachment to a belt or backpack to allow for fast access for when you need it most.

Outfitting the Pen Launcher with a Bear Banger (6 included) provides effective animal scaring while keeping you safe from a distance. The flare cartridges (6 red flares) are visible for up to 3 km during the day and an impressive 12km at night.

Shipping across Canada.

Additional Dangerous Goods shipping charges are applied at checkout for all bear bangers, flares, whistlers and crackers. The 05 Kit is a complete animal deterrent and signaling kit contained in a secure zippered pouch with specific compartments for the contents. A nylon loop on the back of the kit....

Bear safety. How to store your garbage.
09/17/2026

Bear safety. How to store your garbage.

Improperly stored garbage is the leading cause of human-bear conflicts.

Latch and regularly clean your bear-resistant bins to reduce odours and avoid attracting bears.

Learn more: alberta.ca/alberta-bearsmart-program-overview

What bears get up to in September.
09/15/2026

What bears get up to in September.

What are bears up to in September? Their eating goes into hyperdrive. In the cooler days of September, most bears are very focused on finding as much food and gaining as much weight as possible. When the eating is good, a bear can put on two to three pounds a day. By hibernation time many bears will have added about 4 inches of fat and gained between 20% and 50% of their summer body weight. The quest for calories normally keeps bears active and foraging up to 20 hours a day.

But finding food isn’t always easy. Bears will go to great lengths to get their paws on natural foods. Weather extremes and natural disasters across the country play a big part in the availability of natural foods bears depend on. Spring freezes, wildfires, searing heat, torrential rains and droughts all impact food supplies. Continuing human development in bear country can also make it harder for bears to access natural foods in many areas.

Bears will be working hard to find food this fall. Please don’t give hungry bears any reason to come exploring.

And no matter how much you want to make sure bears den up with full tummies, feeding bears is never a solution. Bears will find food; JUST DON’T LET THEM FIND ANY AT YOUR PLACE.

Learn more about hyperphagia and download our free checklist that will help you be BearWise and keep bears wild: bearwise.org/what-bears-do-in-september

Photo credit: Yosemite’s brown-colored black bears eating acorns.Drew Wharton, NPS



Learn more about bears: BearWise.org

Be Outdoors. Be Prepared.Enjoying the great outdoors starts with being prepared and having the right tools to keep you a...
09/10/2026

Be Outdoors. Be Prepared.

Enjoying the great outdoors starts with being prepared and having the right tools to keep you and your group safe from Wildlife. Kodiak Wildlife was founded in 2000 as a result of wanting to provide quality, dependable, wildlife safety products. Our products range from the essential Bear Spray and holsters to Bear Bangers, Flares, Bear Bells, Deterrent Horns and Bear Safety Kits for workers in the field.

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PO Box 65002 Mission Hill Plaza
Saint Albert, AB
T8N5Y3

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