Voice Cast
- Martin Lawrence as Boog, a 900-pound, smooth-talking grizzly bear.
- Ashton Kutcher as Elliot, a hyperactive and dull-witted, albeit clever mule deer.
- Gary Sinise as Shaw, the nastiest hunter in Timberline and Beth's arch-rival.
- Debra Messing as Beth, a park ranger who raised Boog since he was a cub.
- Billy Connolly as McSquizzy, a grumpy, old Scottish-accented Eastern gray squirrel.
- Jon Favreau as Reilly, a hard-working North American beaver
- Patrick Warburton as Ian, a vain mule deer stag who leads the herd and threw out Elliot.
- Jane Krakowski as Giselle, a beautiful mule deer doe who is Elliot's love interest.
- Gordon Tootoosis as Gordy, Timberline's sheriff and Beth's friend.
- Georgia Engel as Bobbie, a fat lady who's Bob's wife and Mr. Weenie's owner.
- Cody Cameron as Mr. Weenie, a domesticated, German-accented dachshund who is Bob and Bobbie's pet.
- Danny Mann as Serge, a French-accented mallard duck.
- Matthew W. Taylor as Deni, a dumb, somewhat crazy and laconic mallard duck who is Serge's brother and sidekick. / Buddy, a blue North American porcupine who is in search of a friend.
- Nika Futterman as Rosie, a Spanish-accented striped skunk.
- Michelle Murdocca as Maria, a striped skunk who is Rosie's identical sister.
- Fergal Reilly as O'Toole, a North American beaver and one of Reilly's men.
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