Another Bear attack

[trader]

btw- the same old tired survival "advice" is peddled on the side video. The girl "boxing" a black bear? please. Anyway here it is

Hiker mauled by bear, hospitalized with ‘extensive’ injuries: official

A 45-year-old man hiking in a remote part of Canada suffered "extensive" injuries after being mauled by a bear Friday morning, police said.

www.foxnews.com

 

[NMEDGE]

Thats what can happen when you walk into their home turf.

 

[SL66]

Thats what can happen when you walk into their home turf.

You are correct sir, and that statement applies to more than just bears. Wink,wink.

 

[Talyn]

For those of us that live in areas with griz we're in the early days of the griz "hyperphagia", so ramp up your bear aware radar.

When You Have to Eat All Day - Hyperphagia | Friends of Bridger Teton National Forest

Fall is the season when bears enter hyperphagia, a state in which they’re constantly in search of food and are more likely to come into human-occupied areas. You can help...

www.btfriends.org

 

[Jfal]

For those of us that live in areas with griz we're in the early days of the griz "hyperphagia", so ramp up your bear aware radar.

When You Have to Eat All Day - Hyperphagia | Friends of Bridger Teton National Forest

Fall is the season when bears enter hyperphagia, a state in which they’re constantly in search of food and are more likely to come into human-occupied areas. You can help...

www.btfriends.org

I wish my local police would arrange for roadkill to be picked up like in the story. That damn deer in my yard last year stunk for months. No govt entity would pick it up. My only legal option was calling and paying a disposal specialist several hundred dollars to get it. I let it sit over the winter and picked up the bones in the spring. No bears near here...and the road is too busy for turkey vultures and coyotes to have helped.

 

[trader]

we got tons of coyotes down here, passed one yesterday on my morning run, just before the dawn