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Usually the "higher" the smell of their potential food, the better.
This really does concern me, though, as my wife's hiking group oft times goes to normal grizzly areas. Of course they all carry spray.
If my left leg wasn't so crippled, I'd go along with them, just to carry my rifled 12 bore.

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Griz were released through the state some time back .. inside source told me this a few years back.. all was kept hush-hush.. which is one of the reasons they are being seen in areas they have not been in for over 50 years.. that and the populations are really growning.. sows with twins, or triplets is not uncommon.. some with even more.. YET the number remains roughly the same as when I moved here 32 YEARS ago.. weird..

Why is it when you lie to the government its a felony, yet when they lie to you the citizen it's just politics??

Not sure if I posted this ..but here is another recent story..

A sow grizzly bear attacked a pair of hikers and their dog Aug. 10, at 8:30 p.m. in the Bear Creek area of southwest Montana. The attack took place near the town of Ennis and north of Yellowstone National Park, reports the Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks and NBC Montana..

When with my family hiking, I am never without a bear stopper of one kind or another... my family never goes hiking as well without a firearm if I am not around.. simple fact of life.. even when I just ride out checking cattle I am always carrying.. truth be told, anymore is just as much the 2 legged coyotes as the bears..

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