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YIKES ... I think this grizzley bear attack was too close to home for comfort ... eek ... I'm scared of bears, especially big old grisslies, but they are gorgeous amazing creatures. I don't really know how far from Cranbrook this area is but grizzlies do roam a lot of BC mountains. Tembec has a building here so I don't know if these guys are from here or elsewhere ...
can you imagine coming face to face with one of these big hairy bears? ![]() Quote:
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Looks like about 75km from your LOC, VD2, straight north. At least it's unlikely it'll be wandering about the streets of any good-sized town.
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It's rare to hear about grizzlies venturing into towns or where people live. Black/brown bears always venture in though. I remember watching from my back porch stairs, a MASSIVE brown bear laying down and lazily muching our garbage under a tree in our back yard, staring at me, but looking totally calm and busy lazily eating ... about 20 or 25 feet away from me. I shone a flashlight on him and watched him for a long time. That was in Nelson. I thought he was a grizzlie because of his size and width of him and his face, and with the red fur but was told it was probably a brown/black bear (His eyes glowed red when the light hit them
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I found a photo online with a guy next to a brown bear thats about the size of the one that was in my back yard that night. The head looks a lot like the bear I saw My bear was laying facing me so I didn't get a good body length view to guess how long/tall it was.
My bear looked absolutely totally fat, content, and healthy and not a bit nervous about me ![]() |
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