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A weird grizzly-hunter (shooting?) story

On October 19, 2008 By

What really happened in this interaction and supposed shooting of grizzlies by a hunter?

Outcome of grizzly attack a mystery, hunters urged to carry pepper spray. By John McGill. Glacier Reporter.

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Hunters, it's time to think grizzly in those certain parts of Montana and Wyoming

On September 11, 2008 By

Think Grizzly.

“Thousands of hunters are crawling around grizzly country in the predawn darkness, alone, quietly, into the wind, and smelling like stale elk pee. If they have a successful hunt, they’ll fill the wind with the smell of high-quality grizzly food. Is this a problem? By Bill Schneider.” By Bill Schneider. New West.

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Two more hunters mauled by grizzlies, with one griz dead, north of Yellowstone Park

On October 7, 2007 By

This makes the third and the fourth incident of the year between grizzlies and hunters just north of Yellowstone Park.

All four have been separate incidents. The toll is 4 mauled hunters and two dead female grizzlies with cubs.

One attack was west of Beattie Gulch, and was probably the same bear that mauled Dustin […]

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