The No-Fed-Bear bear resistant container is the ideal size for your back country travels. It stores up to 4 days of food for one person without becoming cumbersome. Each canister is made of a bear proof polymer blend. The NO-FED-BEAR bear resistant container is simple to open and close with a coin.

One of the first signs you will see at the bear park in any zoo is 'Don't feed the bears'. This is so true in a bear's natural habitat too. There is an old familiar saying 'A fed bear is a dead bear'. According the National Park Service, allowing a bear to obtain human food, even once, can result in aggressive, bear behaviour. Aggressive bears are a threat to human safety and must be removed or destroyed. Help keep bears wild and safe. Do not feed the bears for any reason. Protecting your food from bears, protects bears. Mandatory in many National Parks in the U.S.A. The NO-FED-BEAR' bear resistant container is the perfect size for your backcountry travels. Sometimes bigger is not always better. The canisters convenient size stores up to 4 days of food for one person without becoming cumbersome. The NO-FED-BEAR container stores perfectly in you backpack or by attaching it to the outside with the available storage case. Each canister is made of a bear proof polymer blend.

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