Bear Attack on 03 05 2024 Lee Ann Galante

[@Longbowwoman]

After reading the responses, it appears there are quite a few people living in that vicinity and having the same bear issues. I live south of Pittsburgh and this past year I have had 5 bears frequenting my property. I never leave the house without bear spray and or my 10mm side arm. Absolutely, Game Commission should have taken action long before. You cannot have bears and humans living together like this. Bears become accustomed to humans. Instead of fearing us they see us and where we live as a food source. This could have been avoided. I know of a bear cop in my area. Any bears that get too "friendly", gets trapped and relocated.

[@archstanton2719]

Bears were there before you clown.

[@michellemiller4742]

Wow i would hate to have to live like that! Im in Charlotte and i keep wondering when i will start seeing bears....i see deer all the time here....i keep my head on a swivel. People think im nuts for worrying but then i see this!! We are encroaching on their homes....of course they will start wandering into cities!!

[@petrotmyrcz308]

I'm glad Lee Ann and Smokie survived, but I think this attack could have been avoided.

[@RockyMtnGobblers]

I think some people were born without common sense. You don't put your little dog or any pet in the backyard when there's 3 bears in the neighbor's yard, what are people thinking?

[@lindamiller1564]

This idea that it's "only a black bear" means nothing at all if that black bear has you in it's mouth! and yes, this situation should have been addressed long before this happened. Very happy to hear Leanne and Smokie survived.

[@williamneal7210]

Yup, it's "only a black bear" only if that bear agrees with you

[@cinnamongirl5410]

Ok so her dude neighbor heard blood curdling screams and cry for help and..... that's it? Did he even call 911? wtf

[@Mary-momof8]

I was wondering the same thing!!

[@Corinne-v9c]

I'm scratching my head over that one too. So what he heard her scream? I bet other neighbors did too but were too embarrassed by their inaction they didn't tell anyone. So I guess this guy decided to venture out & tell the police/wildlife officials/paramedics after they all arrived, when he felt safe to finally venture out & that's how he ended up in this story. smh

[@patrickgrippo]

Actually,the neighbors,plural,were bore aware of another women who actually had called the game wardens few days before & that thought it was her,instead of Leanne G.Morever,the whole incident was over so fast that which neighbor was the victim.Anerror in the otherwise great presentation was in calling that housing development Lyndora)Highfield which about 4 mile to the slightly Southwest,& has bear sightings and potential problems of it's own.,as does my own area about 3 miles,due west

[@Nutmeg142]

Im glad that Leann and Smokey are ok. I hope that she can go on her trip when she heals.

[@karendobbs8153]

How horrible, in her own yard! I’m so glad she and Smokey survived.

[@douggregoryHOTMotorsports]

1. 'There's never been a fatal bear attack in Pennsylvania' is an absolute misnomer. Might be true since the time accurate records have been kept. 2. Bears being comfortable with resident (not transient) humans is not healthy for either. Absolutely the officials were lacking action.

[@Nutmeg142]

To me it’s silly, I’d rather not be through a non-fatal bear attack either. It’s just time before a bear gets a child or elderly person or just has the right circumstances and it does turn fatal.

[@joehill7649]

Smokie, the heart of a warrior.

[@petrotmyrcz308]

If not for Smokie, she would have been killed for sure.

[@jenawagner6475]

She never should have let little smokie out back with 3 bears or even ONE bear right there in the neighbors backyard. She should have known better. Glad they are both ok though.

[@gretchenstarke4895]

❤Thank you for giving Smokey his due!!!❤ Description’s worthy of his efforts! Ferocious! …My dog would probably scavenge my remains after the bear was finished… 😂 (he’s my profile picture) He loves me *conditionally* and I haven’t been meeting his conditions after the vet told me to put him on a diet… he’d sell me for a chicken nugget tbh…

[@bayogi5335]

Scary bear I apologize brother I haven’t watched your channel in a couple months I used to binge all your videos! This story got me getting right back into it thanks again for the stories we love you man! 🔥🔥🔥

[@scarybearattacks]

You are back and that is all that matters! Thank you and I really appreciate it! Adventure bravely!

[@drummerdm1016]

God bless Lee. And smokie? you are a hero as well!!!!!! Hoping for a great recovery.

[@scarybearattacks]

Thank you and take care of yourself! Adventure bravely!

[@mp_mia7989]

I live very very close to there. I've seen more and more Bear every year.

[@the_k9_cpt]

Also, I want to know who told them to put a fence up to deter bears off the property lol.... I hope it wasn't a Game Commission Officer. I have a Pocono House and Bears climb fences, trees and walls all the time. It's just known that here in the northern parts of PA, woods mean Bears. And if a bear wants to get you, it will get you. But I give credit to her little pup and also to her neighbor! We all say 'why didn't someone just help her?' - in the heat of the moment, anything can change. Lee Ann - you are the world's greatest dog momma!!!! (I'll email you my own personal black bear story with photos and articles! My GSD is literally the only reason I'm still here

[@tomperkins5657]

Exactly my thoughts.

[@the_k9_cpt]

@@tomperkins5657 I highly doubt a bear would say ‘ahhh darn it a fence… man my day is ruined… I’ll go the long way around’

[@tomperkins5657]

"Ah-darn fence?" I think something was lost here. Don't know about blackbears but a grizzly goes from 0 to literally 35 in about 3 seconds.@@the_k9_cpt

[@scarybearattacks]

Exactly! I am glad you caught it. She was advised to put up a fence around her property and her neighbor was attacked by a bear that scaled a fence with no problem to get into her backyard.

[@tomperkins5657]

@@the_k9_cpt I did reply but did not show. Simply miscommunication as I could not agree more. A grizzly goes from, literally 0 to 35 in 3 seconds!

[@susancampbell4062]

I'm so glad to know that both are OK. Those neighbors are crazy to put out bird-feeders when there are bears around! As such, a "bear control" watch should be organized by the authorities.

[@wicked1172]

I opened the door to my back yard and I saw three bears in the darkness, so I sent my little dog Smokey out into the bear infested back yard.

[@jenawagner6475]

I know right? That's exactly what I was thinking.

[@unityistheonlysolution3485]

Be prepared all the time, and never get too comfortable in a place or situation that you let your guard down. She lived in dense Black Bear country, had a garden and bird feeders. Her backyard was dark, and she wasn’t really that alarmed by the sight of cubs. She got too comfortable and paid the price, and thank goodness that she lived to tell the tale. - Jason/Freedom Fighter Until Death/Vermont, FRA (‘FRA’, meaning “The Failed Republic Of America”)

[@RobertStaudt-w9k]

That bear didn't want that smoke! The sow was lucky she never caught up with Smokey, that dogs got a mean streak a mile wide lol I love how once Smokey's heroics were done she finally realized how close to death she was, and she went and hid under the bed! So cute!

[@overlord5580]

😂😂😂 My work here is done!

[@sweeneytodd011]

Driven by instinctive doggy loyalty to protect his hooman overrode the animals self preservation. Once the adrenaline had passed he retired under the bed thinking "Wtf was I thinking there that bear would have eaten me in one go! But what's a good doggy to do?"

[@betsyduncan5606]

I live just 8 miles form Leeanne, could have just as easily been me. We have bear here getting in trash and bird feeders fairly often, never an issue, thank god

[@scarybearattacks]

I hope you carry bear spray whenever you go outside, at least!

[@eighthoneknows8273]

Leanne is a hero. She saved her little dog ❤🙌🏼

[@snakesandstones4252]

And smokie saved her in turn!

[@bhami]

Six days ago! Yikes! Scary Bear Attacks is now a news channel! This time you've really outdone yourself, Addicus. 😊

[@scarybearattacks]

Thank you! I wanted you all to know that they are already out and about. With cubs too!

[@karendobbs8153]

So, the neighbor did nothing?

[@deborahadcock978]

Sure Sounds like it🥺

[@petrotmyrcz308]

Completely useless. Unreal.

[@scarybearattacks]

I am glad you noticed that. Other commenters were questioning why that single sentence was in the story. You guys figured it out!

[@Wootangtw]

Thanks buddy

[@scarybearattacks]

Thank you too Tommy and I am glad to see you are hanging in there buddy! Take care!

[@mousefarmnew]

Watching documentaries about craziest animal fights is both fascinating and terrifying.

[@scarybearattacks]

Hey buddy! I just subbed! 👍

[@Super-ew1ty]

They won't come into a housing area unless people are feeling them. Black bears are thick in PA.

[@scarybearattacks]

Penn is some of the best bear country in the nation. They follow their noses so it is assured they will be raiding garbage cans and bird feeders

[@annemarietaube6335]

10 bears in a month! Im moving. If I see cubs Im out on that too.

[@scarybearattacks]

Seriously! And the local government doesn't do anything to haze the bears away from the city.

[@Go4Corvette]

City people. She was very lucky. They live there and know the bears are there, but did little to protect themselves. Blame everyone else for not protecting you when it is you who is responsible for your own safety. Get a weapon and learn to use it because one day it won't be a bear that's trying to kill you, it will be a criminal coming into your home and the police will not be there.

[@kimhinderliter7523]

So I was wondering how long it would take for u to hear this I live in PA where this happed. Heard it on the radio last week. U were on it scary bear man. Peep get to laxed. And if ur seeing that many bears so close ya game commission should have done something sooner.and maybe mama bear wouldn't b dead. Great job on the story

[@leewitte4700]

What was the neighbor doing all this time?

[@JohnnyDanger36963]

he is a furry.

[@scarybearattacks]

LOL, took a long time to get that raccoon costume off

[@chonkyb3134]

So, now, Families aren’t safe in their own yards, due to bears !

[@kathybradbury]

Yeah, this anti- human government is also bringing additional wolf packs into ranching areas, where depredations have been in the thousands per year already. We need common sense predator management.

[@bitkrusher5948]

No you are just realizing you are on a planet with other animals that can kill you ......normalcy bias is what it is called .....WW3 has also started by the way ......every worry about being drafted?

[@Animal-Reaction-Clips]

Not their back yard only, it's the bears yard too . She moved into bear territory so deal with it

[@chonkyb3134]

@@Animal-Reaction-Clips , the land and the bears are owned by Humans ! Deal with it !

[@Animal-Reaction-Clips]

@chonkyb3134 bears are owned by people hmmm ? No wonder it ate your friends a** . You don't own nothing !! Get over yourself

[@tomstoob]

since bears had been spotted in this neighborhood many times before - attacking bird feeders, looking for another meal, wouldn't you think people in this neighborhood would use big flood lights on the back of their house to light up the backyard at night so when your dog starts barking incessantly as Smoke did, the house resident could then turn on the back of house flood light and see WHAT THE HELL was going on back there? from the safety of INSIDE THE house? This is just common sense. In the back of our house we have a flood light which highly illuminates the whole area behind the house. The only wildlife I ever have seen in our back yard after dark have been a small group of kangaroos - certainly not a threat to people walking into their back yard - nothing like encountering a black bear looking for its' next meal. Maybe this neighborhood needs a Neighborhood Watch just for identifying black bears on the prowl - night or day - can be much more dangerous than some rinky dink neighborhood burglar

[@Mary-momof8]

Yes, I'm considering getting a Pomeranian!!! These bears should've been relocated before something like this happened.

[@user-mq9co4tl1w]

They always come back when re-located! Never mind the P...get something a little larger which will protect your home from two legged varmints also...😄

[@scarybearattacks]

Amen to that!

[@corvanna4438]

She made a string of terrible decisions.

[@user-mq9co4tl1w]

..perfect comment..finally someone with common sense. Thank You!

[@khgriffi]

the neighbor mike was like “not today satan!”. *shuts the door*

[@overlord5580]

It was very foolish on Lee Ann's part to leave Smokey out in the yard when she saw that there were bears present. This could've all been avoided!

[@jasonfield3903]

Good Job Once Again, Mr. Atticus.🥰.

[@scarybearattacks]

Thanks again!

[@oregonminer1]

Lets face it, human population is growing much too fast for me but it is what it is. If the bear population in Pennsylvania has grown from 5000 to 18,000 in just a few years, the only answer I can see is longer hunting seasons. Let out of state hunters come to hunt without a tag purchase, just a permit. The game commission has not been doing their job very well. Black bears are a very dangerous animal.

[@metalmamasue3680]

There have been record bear harvests in at least one of the last few years. One year there was close to 5,000 I believe. Bear hunting is allowed in most counties. But yes as more people move into bear country and aren't careful about the things that attract them, it's always a possibility. Some people just don't take the threat seriously enough or maybe the game commission doesn't. I've spoken with people from the game commission about other issues and they've always been more than willing to communicate with me but of course that's just in my county, Dauphin.

[@susanpicciano3961]

Great job on video 😃

[@scarybearattacks]

Thanks for watching

[@DarkInvader1963]

Mama Bear Was Acting Out Again, She Had To Go.

[@the_k9_cpt]

Holy crap! I'm in Butler Township all the time!!!!!!!!

[@susanvalentino6190]

Be careful then. 🐻😬

[@jamesbrooks4125]

It's a good thing the bear didn't attach the medical staff that came to help help her

[@Keith-wh4sq]

Let's gooooo Leeann.im a lil dog owner and lover so I can understand why u became a momma bear yourself.

[@lovepeaceandrespect8808]

the scary bear attack in Russia, with the group of campers, is the most scary episode, I bet they got a surprise of a lifetime

[@emmahardesty4330]

Glad for the outcome, all around. Sad that many, many large predators have to increase their range for food just because we humans want to live everywhere, in every environment.

[@santaclaus1835]

Another rare , infinitesimal bear attack . Glad Leanne made a full recovery.

[@cherimolina2121]

Limited bear hunts. Relocation is generally death to the new arrival over already taken territory. I have a massive Pyrenees I call Huckle-Bearer. Every leafs scent on this 5 acres is imprinted to his memory. Plus I don't go out unarmed. There's a resident cougar that we all love.. but I don't take chances! Glad mom and pup are ok. Feel bad for momma bear.. just doing what momma bears do. Had a chipmunk bite me as a kid. I felt absolutely horrible they had to kill it to check for rabies. Lesson learned.. don't pick up wild animals!

[@metalmamasue3680]

They do have robust hunting seasons in most counties as we have a large black bear population. One of the last few years had a record harvest of close to 5,000 bears if I remember right. But we still have a lot of bears. Usually they leave us alone, but of course bears who find human sources of food can easily become problem bears..

[@susanbergquist3550]

Definitely going for the black pomeranian, or two, plus bear spray when I take out the garbage.

[@hellekimery9537]

You should make a story from the couple in Lethbridge AB, who camped in Banff and were both killed by a bear, and they knew better! A very thin and weak bear was predatory and not known to wildlife officers. The couples dog was also killed! Sad story, happened this past summer !

[@metalmamasue3680]

He already has, its on the channel.

[@user-mq9co4tl1w]

This "save the bear" BS has to stop....it is unacceptable to allow bears that maul humans to wander about freely..those cubs will be back as they see this neighbourhood as a source of food...and no doubt their fear of humans has been abated by their experience. They should have all at least been tagged so they could be tracked...

[@Jonahpwn]

You’re not very bright are you

[@jeannemarcinek4575]

This is truly BS, and it has to stop... it is unacceptable to allow humans such as yourself to wander about freely to do whatever they want. Humans are encroaching on the bears homes, and they have to put up with these humans. Before humans came the bears had no problem and it all changed with the humans invading their forest wood homes for their fancy homes and such. Maybe people like you should be tagged so they could be tracked. Female bears will defend themselves and their babies and if their hungry they will attack yippy dogs and even humans. If this woman had her dog trained to return when called the outcome may have been different. She went off that porch to retrieve her dog to defend the dog that does not listen. The mom bear does was many bears do she attacked the human for we are food for them. When humans are so hungry they will eat whatever, they need to stay alive a bear is no different for they are the apex predator not humans.

[@fisherdave9192]

Exactly! Don’t listen to the name callers. It stems from a combination of a growing anti-human world view and an out of touch with reality perspective. Those mourning the loss of the bear, or angry it was put down would not have survived 150 years ago. The flourishing of human civilization will always come at some sort of cost to the environment and animals that inhabit those areas. Should we do our best to minimize impact? For sure. But wherever human populations live adjacent to wild animal populations, there’s going to be the potential for unfortunate interactions. Luckily, the woman survived and luckily the bear was killed and cubs removed before another incident happened

[@user-mq9co4tl1w]

@@JonahpwnNo, just decades in Law Enforcement and dealing with black bears up north that would eat you for dinner...bears that consider human beings food..predatory attacks that are more dangerous than grizzlies because they start eating on you when you are still alive...unlike a grizzz that might bury you if you play dead...don't play dead with a black bear!

[@tomdemoss388]

Totally agree. Many people act like black bears are giant raccoons, & are harmless, they can, & will kill you.

[@WeeWillieWinkee]

Thanks😎

[@scarybearattacks]

Welcome 😊

[@AcidTrip96]

If you go down in the woods today …

[@gregoryfoster8179]

I've read and heard several accounts of how the bear populations are increasing in many regions as other nuisance animals like wild pigs and deer. It would seem that maybe our efforts to protect wildlife may be having some real negative results. I'm not a hunter and generally don't care for it but I'm thinking that perhaps the hunting rules should be loosened a bit to help better control these problems.

[@goliac492]

People, No human life is worth a dogs life. Sorry that is fact. It's not a human child, it's an animal. Glad the lady was ultimately ok.

[@arcticfox6808]

Nature and suburbs don't mix.

[@venderstrat]

As the old saying goes: It's not the size of the dog in the fight...

[@patriciamercer9960]

Why don't people practice common sense and learn how to live safely around animals?

[@_smurfitude]

It's very good that Le Ann and her dog weren't killed! A sow will kill you! There were another story were in PA where the dog died. Le Ann did get hurt, but she survived. I've been to Butler, but didn't realize that so many bears were in that town! I guess I was lucky. I only picked up and delivered in these small towns. Butler however, was pretty a good size.

[@RockyMtnGobblers]

People are so naive. They want to live in the country, but they don't want the animals that come with it. Instead of relocating the bears why don't you people relocate or learn to live with them instead of being stupid. I'm glad the woman is okay, but she rang the dinner bell when she left her snack outside to go potty.

[@brendafountain956]

This was a human Era on her part she clearly wasn't thinking

[@venderstrat]

Are there any contiguous US states that DON'T have bears?

[@lovepeaceandrespect8808]

I have a jack russel, she would be exactly the same if I got attacked, she isn't scared of any animal.

[@JMTrucking1417]

That being said, as a grizzly i wont let my daughter near a black bear ! & thts the tooth ruth !

[@strawbraryliberry4604]

It seems like they have a complex issue there- the bear population has grown & I'm sure the human population has grown & the city expanded. It's really not good for humans and bears to be this close on a regular basis. Maybe we need more space for the bears, because they shouldn't even want to live in a populated area like that. The city officials should have done something quite awhile ago. The fact she personally had 10 bear sightings in her neighborhood is wild. I spent 6 months in bear country, in the woods every single day, I saw one bear.

[@bubMercedes]

❤❤

[@Querencia7779]

Bear populations have risen over the sustainability levels in many U.S. areas. Fact: Bears are being killed by ‘fish and game,’ due to starvation. Their populations have become out of balance, certain states in the West, as probably most of us know, are trying to bring back grizzly hunting. There needs to be more aggressive measures taken to protect people from predation.

[@ktmxkid243]

I live a half hour from where she lives. The bears are being seen more and more as their population increases. Keep up the good work.

[@krissyhimes9357]

Bears natural habitats keep being encroached upon by humans and when a bear is doing what bears do, the bear should not be killed!

[@bcallahan3806]

As both human and bear populations increase so does the overlap. Thus confrontations become more frequent. Add a dog into the mixture, especially an ankle biter, only adds to not so good confrontations. Fish and wildlife face a daunting task. As "Tree Huggers" move into and destroy natural habitat, then put out food. Whether it be for birds, squirrels etc. They are attracting predators, fisher, coyote, fox bears etc. Well regulated hunting, trapping that works with a department that isn't politically driven or cows to special interest. Works well. its science based on facts. Also well regulated hunting, trapping of predators instills a healthy respect between human and wild animals. Think like in several other instances, domestic pet instigated the attack. Along with improper knowledge about feeding wildlife. There's more to it than people know. Sadly it's all available through most every States DIFW websites.

[@scarybearattacks]

I agree but I am hoping there is a way to balance things out with hound hazing and officer hazing programs around cities that have bear problems. In Idaho, the bears do not encroach on human areas because of our hunting season, in my opinion. They know we are bad news. My place in the woods has only one time in 25 years had a bear visit and he was a young bear who didn't know any better. I didn't kill him and had the FNG guys try to trap him even though it was hunting season. Bears need to be safe outside of hunting season by being taught human boundaries through hazing. It has worked in W. Virginia too BTW

[@patrickgrippo]

Your comment were accurate & well thought out.The Game commission in pa . Has opened more seasons for bear hunting. Bears Do return to areas they were roaming with their mothers One female ,with a radio collar wen back &forth between Johnstown area &Grove City,100 miles one way,twice in a year!

[@bcallahan3806]

@@scarybearattacks totally on board. If hunting is objectionable. Hazing has been proven to be quite effective. It's still hunting, and requires well trained people and perhaps dogs. It's easier to train a wild bear to stay away. Than it is to train a human from being ignorant. Lol.

[@mariciamariani2468]

She was protecting her babies ☹️

[@andreananetashvily558]

In bear country u carry weapons on u and strap shotgun as well no place to be lazy

[@colenelson2489]

Townies doing what townies do

[@anthonydavinci7985]

No bear attack fatalities ,Pennsylvania official is LYING . Maybe you spoke to wrong official.

[@scarybearattacks]

It is hard for me to believe too, but that is what the FNG guys are saying. Pennsylvania has some GIANT bears too!

[@metalmamasue3680]

There's no record of a fatal bear attack in this state and in my 60 years I never heard of any. Idk if that's accurate but that's what all sources I've found say. 🤔

[@paradise6606]

We have to pay you to see her photos. That sucks.

[@scarybearattacks]

No, you can pay me to help me keep producing content if you like. If you don't want to join the Patreon account I will still make content for you. No pressure

[@paradise6606]

@@scarybearattacks Did you pay her for the photos? Aren't you already being paid by KZbin to make videos?

[@lilianmcguigan9240]

Smokey saved LeeAnn's life. I would put my money on a good dog, not on the government.

[@patrickgrippo]

We bad 15 deer on a road side fromt yd. ,one winter evening.at leas 3 fawns& one year ling were hit by cars,lerhaps drive n out by the coyotes .Allof ths provides carrion for Ursine omnivore blk. Bears

[@Sajad-d1q]

It's too crazy that a person endangers their life for a pet.

[@patrickgrippo]

In West Virginia,where hunting bears are hunted with dogs,it of hunters would risk their physical well being to save their hounds ,which Fe also beloved ❤ some of these fellows and often shares rural road ways with the dogs , after a ❤

[@joehill7649]

Possibly

[@AndrewSchwankl]

They always go for the head

[@timothysteiner8330]

Bears are wild animals and encroaching on their territory is not a good idea. Plenty of warning that something like this would happen in this neighborhood.

[@scarybearattacks]

We are well beyond encroaching with our modern development. Now it has become how to manage people and bears in the same area safely.

[@suziesings]

God bless that little dog he may have saved her life by making the bear chase him away from her. I so think authorities needed to control the bears that were being a menace to the people in that area . This definitely was an aggressive bear how it kept coming back to attack her possible for food

[@AriePharmD]

Bears are ApEx predators. Hunters should be allowed to keep the population in check which will also help cultivate a healthy fear of humans.

[@scarybearattacks]

I know that in areas where deer populations create traffic hazards, some municipalities have paid bow hunters to reduce numbers. Bear hazing would be a comparable service, in my opinion. Towns with bear problems should hire animal control officers to haze bears away from town and housing complexes. Seems to be a good compromise between non-hunting people and safety to me. thoughts?

[@AriePharmD]

@@scarybearattacks By “bear hazing” are you talking like avalanche cannons (loud bang to scare the bear)? This probably would help in 20-30% of bears. The rest could become a nuisance or danger to society (just talking the ones frequenting urban areas).

[@metalmamasue3680]

We do have bear hunting in most counties, and had a record harvest recently of almost 5,000 bears If I remember right. But we still have a large population of black bears in PA's woods. It seems that some areas have more problems than others, particularly where bears find human sources of food. In my area, we've never had a problem, and the males in my family spend many hours in the woods as deer and turkey hunters. Never had an issue and we grew up exploring the woods, too when we were old enough to. Of course we are always armed or in groups and armed.

[@moonbot1683]

👍

[@ForkNLeans]

Scary Bear Attack 🙀

[@melvinhunt6976]

People move into the Bears neighborhood and wonder why stuff happens?

[@coreencasey5109]

I have a black pomeranian and dont let their size fool you, they are little fireballs. Dont understand why anyone would let their pet out where there are bears though. The mother bear was just doing what mumma bears do to protect their babies and should never have lost her life because of it, relocate them not kill them.

[@diannebush800]

I can't imagine living a little dog out when she sees Three Bears

[@Arandomperson_online]

Exactly

[@williamneal7210]

5:02 Why???

[@scarybearattacks]

It seems random to mention what her neighbor heard, right? I put that in there for a couple of reasons. In the sources I read none of her neighbors were reported to have come to her rescue or to investigate why she was screaming. This is concerning. Are they too afraid to venture outside due to the bears in their neighborhood?

[@williamneal7210]

@@scarybearattacks Thank you for your reply. You're reporting is much more comprehensive than I was giving you credit for, my sincerest apology sir!

[@denisem270]

Rooooarrrrrrrrr 🐻 Rooooarrrrrrrrr 🐻 Rooooarrrrrrrrr 🐻!!!!!!

[@PatriciaLucious-ll2vm]

Who do bears attack ? Esau..

[@bobbytaylor6946]

Rumor has it Smokie still under the bed

[@scarybearattacks]

🤣I love you guys! Always good for a laugh!

[@kjjmac]

How about STOP keeping out bird feeders when you know there’s bears everywhere? And that’s what lures them.

[@chrissutton8354]

I've run out of videos to watch😭 what am I supposed to do now?

[@scarybearattacks]

I just released another interesting one on Lee Brooke! :) And another one will be out no later than Friday! Plus the weekend marathon review! Adventure bravely!

[@mitchellculberson9336]

Yes,yes,no,no.PitbullHound cross.

[@zingwilder9989]

She was a very fortunate lady. She crossed paths with a very deadly animal that would have killed her if the dog did not distract it. Unfortunately, the bear's habitat was being taken over by a new housing development.

[@wev2344]

Basically, countries with the current bear policies are going to end up like Kashmir. Go look at the photos that come out of there.

[@KurtAffairOFFICIAL]

Bears hate it when you fart at them. If being attacked, try farting at the bear.

[@scarybearattacks]

It is nature's bear spray

[@jamesbrooks4125]

Stop putting out bird feeds if you have bear in your area thay people people don't do it but thay do it anyway

[@metalmamasue3680]

My dad lives right aside the woods, so does my brother and I and if bears get into my dad's bird feeders he takes them down for awhile. My family is bear aware but not everyone is.

[@cachi-7878]

F bears!

[@geminilonebear]

Smokey was a bada$$ and if she was as big as the bear, the bear wouldn't have a snowballs chance in hell of surviving.

[@jeannegeiger4750]

Knowing you saw 3 cubs right outside would you still just let your dog go out alone? Then go back inside and shut the door? Why was she so stupid? Can’t be bothered to put on a leash and take him out to potty I guess.

[@scarybearattacks]

I think it is indicative of a situation in which the neighborhood has been forced to accept as normal. They have to live. Dogs have to go outside to go to the bathroom. What we need to find is a balance.

[@carolynstrozier3179]

Why did she go back outside after seeing two cubs in a tree which in my opinion was absolutely stupid knowing where's there are cubs the mother bear is close by. People do some of the most redulicous things that causes there own deaths She had to know she could not beat a bear. I don't feel sorry for people that causes there own deaths. I guess she wanted to make a video of her life being wiped out by 🐻🐨 bear's.