Grizzly Bears

The guy was lucky he was away.

It’s a good way to get boiled like a lobster.

When out hiking this summer, sometimes unwanted occurrences can occur and your fun relaxing hike, suddenly can turn into a scary and life-threatening moment.

One such animal was spotted recently in a place it is not commonly seen and it has put an Idaho town on notice.

Just as we are taught to stay away from baby animals because mama can and will attack, other animals need to do the same, because there are consequences.

When the bears first arrived, they must have been extremely disruptive.

If you don’t have food, the bear could decide to make a meal out of you!

On a crisp, early fall afternoon.

Raising the question, how did that happen?

A black bear is usually shy but curious.

With these attacks and death happening, it got me thinking, about what would be the worst animal to be attacked by in Idaho.

What would you do? What would you do if you could have any wild animal from Idaho as a pet?

Not all of the animals will be shot or hunted.

Let’s issue 100 grizzly tags a year.

This video is a good example of what you should do when encountering animals in the park. Keeping distance is the lesson learned here.

The stress on the cats would be intense.

Wildlife officials are urging hunters to use caution in a couple of hunting units due to grizzly bear activity in the area, a place where grizzly bears are not usually located.

A young bear that was relocated once has now been euthanized after it killed sheep on two different ranches near the town of Copeland.

A grizzly bear attacked an elk hunter who surprised the sow and her cub north of Yellowstone National Park, with the bear sinking her teeth into his arm and clawing his eye before another hunter drove her off, the victim recounted Monday.

Fall trapping of grizzly bears is getting started in western Wyoming's Grand Teton National Park and will continue through mid-November.