Colorado woman captures the moment a bear charged her during vacation in Canada

A Colorado woman says she enjoys the thrill of traveling to new places, getting lost on a run and having to find her way back, but a Canadian vacation she took with her friend was a greater thrill than what she was looking for.

[@ianofliverpool7701]

So lets get this straight she captures the whole thing on her phone and you decide not to show it?

[@IMP3TIGO]

She might not have shared that footage for whatever reason (too traumatic, too embarrassing, etc.).

[@infinitesheali5428]

🤣

[@louisbarningham]

1:00

[@NotDecided420]

Yeah there's something not quite right there. I think maybe her retelling isn't exactly spot on.

[@davidross6954]

I’m sure what she was saying wasn’t fit for TV!! 🤣

[@zariballard]

She likes going to new places, getting lost on a run and having to find her way back??? That's one of the ways to end up missing for good.

[@stevencoardvenice]

Yup. Just watched a documentary last night about missing hunters & campers. Guys who go hunting alone in the woods.

[@tima.478]

Probably not the best modus operandi for survival!

[@rumblerowdy5332]

At least she's adventurous. That's one irresistible quality in a woman. I love her just for that!

[@Dave1979z]

I guess I could understand that, but I would be shopping for the lightest .45 or .44 pistol I could find and be running with it in hand out in the wild like that no joke!!! In hand safety on finger on trigger Fuck that shit. Then at least you have a higher rate or survival!!!

[@drizler]

Ya simply can’t cure STUPID. It’s a good thing this bozo didn’t run or it would have run her down in a heart beat. Those things don’t do that just to say hello⚰️

[@wayneevans1509]

The anchor woman says the bear stood up and was growling, and the whole time the camera was rolling. I guess we missed that part!

[@joelara3283]

Because bears do not growl

[@wayneevans1509]

@@joelara3283 Oh, really..

[@JohnSmith-xb4ux]

something tells me the phone was the last of her worries

[@shiftxrqt]

Looked like he came and sniffed at her feet

[@wrmacdonald9383]

Maybe because when standing that three-year-old only came up to her navel.

[@mrsquanch2211]

I like how that zoom in on the bears face like he’s on a top 10 most wanted bears 😂😂

[@vogelvogeltje]

“Please approach with caution this bear is assumed to me armed and dangerous”

[@nazur72]

@@vogelvogeltje They all have the right to bear arms.

[@guystoners]

He is black. How racist of you

[@clemdane]

lolol

[@sherrie9241]

lol...omg the replies on this are so funny....lol

[@Panndia]

Haha when she says “No! Get down” she sounded just like my mom. Doesn’t matter if it’s a tiny tabby cat on the kitchen counter or a giant bear in the woods, everyone listens to mom voice

[@ginogreen7048]

Ikr 😂😂😂

[@ghosty426]

Not the delinquents...

[@ThePalmettoPoltergeist]

Lmboooo best comment 😺

[@k9casablankino845]

😂😂😂

[@a.j.hernandez3537]

My cat ignores my wife all the time.

[@comedywriter8408]

They traced the bear and found it had an American passport. Turns out the bear was on vacation also.

[@sammartin6777]

Hahaha

[@amyfionna]

Don’t spew nonsense. If that bear was American they would have found a gun on him. We all carry guns. It was obviously a Russian bear sent to sabotage her vacation.

[@Lalo6169]

Bear just wanted to let her know about her car warranty insurance lol

[@kebertxela941]

It was a stalker. She should get a restraining order.

[@deborahhughes6923]

He lives there, that's his habitat.

[@jwalker2739]

Can we see the whole video? We don’t need to see her talking about it. We want to see it! Glad she’s okay!

[@tomjohnson3010]

I’m sure she didn’t focus on obtaining footage during the actual encounter. It’s extremely unlikely that she has any quality footage.

[@PatrickJDaley]

His jaw started making noise. Its called clacking, a Bears way of saying they aint happy. She is lucky. I had a 6 1/2' black bear clack at me once.....in my back yard. At about 6-8 ft. I kinda surprised her..... I backed away slowly. Wasn't til after I got on my deck that I realized she had 3 cubs nearby. I got luck too!

[@CryMeARiver63]

Yes you did . There's an idiot in NC that thinks it cool to have a Momma Black bear with 3 cubs come up on his porch , the whole time he is right there videoing them . He post them on KZbin and I can't remember his name .

[@dethray1000]

in our town of mammoth this happens quite regularly ,no big deal--those little blacks rarely attack humans---there is 50/60000 bears along the sierras,can't remember when the last time anybody got attack,very rare--they get nervous,scared sometimes --if they are used to seeing humans they just want food--go to mammoth bears on you tube,we got our own bear cop-he chases them out of town!--

[@carlaworden6580]

@@CryMeARiver63 I believe his name is Patrick Conley.

[@TheRivrPrncess]

@@CryMeARiver63 He is no idiot and he is not doing anything wrong. Please look up wildlife guidelines in the area a person lives before making comments so you won't make senseless comments anymore.

[@JAS-zb7hk]

@@carlaworden6580 where was this ? Ontario ?

[@bohanan5851]

Because why wouldn't you go running in the woods alone in an area populated with wildlife? What could happen???

[@sheilaleano9942]

And no bear spray either

[@sammartin6777]

Haha haha heeheehee WHY. NOT A DANG THING SONNY!!! 😜😄💀💀

[@margaretmcneil7182]

Lol

[@BabylonGateLA]

Bo Hanan Hahaha genius!

[@burpostockings]

Eh, roll the dice. Its a beautiful day.

[@davidcraig9779]

Many moons ago I read of another woman in the same situation. She started throwing things at the bear including some clothing (she wasn't jogging, but walking) and each time she dropped an item, the bear would stop for a brief examination of the item(s). She got away.

[@SugaryPhoenixxx]

I just wish that news anchors acted like normal people. I get so sick of their weird "news" mannerisms & the cheesy news anchor voice. Just be like real people.

[@Lalo6169]

Reporting live bear encounters ( weird news voice) lol

[@mynameislisa2281]

They're nothing but cringy actors reading a script, and propaganda spreaders.

[@evangarvey2821]

same!! It seems to be a very american thing - maybe even a brit thing too....in germany or norway, for example, they give it to you straight like a "normal" person.

[@donabeyta252]

There not real people. There robots from the future. L8KE Terminators. LIKE Arnold's T 5000.

[@lockandloadlikehell]

They should be eliminated

[@zantigar]

Very impressive - this woman handled the somewhat unusual behavior of the bear in an appropriate manner, adapting her response very well to the evolving situation. She has my admiration.

[@kennyw871]

That was NOT unusual behavior for a bear, especially a black bear. In fact, it was classic. She did the right thing, spoke to the bear, stood her ground and most importantly she did not run. I hope she carries bear spray on her runs from now on. I know, I ran 20-50 miles a week in Alasaka for 20 years. I had to worry about moose too!

[@mamaj6028]

Yet people still go out into areas where there are bears, cougars, mountain lions, rattlesnakes, and then are amazed when there's an interaction ?!?!

[@jerrybobteasdale]

Not amazed. It is worth remarking upon, however,.

[@doracampos2088]

Let me guess... you’re one of those couch potatoes that has nothing interesting to share about their life?

[@YourAverageGoyl]

Cougars are mountain lions.

[@NancyR3454]

@@doracampos2088 Whatevers. But she is right.

[@tonyoliveira5769]

It's Canada our rattlesnakes can't really kill you 😞America has all the cool animals and that's a Canadian bear 🐻 very polite he was probably trying to give her directions to safety and she thanks the bear by yelling at it what a Karen

[@mulonzee8773]

When a cougar meets a mamma bear😂

[@CryMeARiver63]

How do you know she's a cougar ?

[@bige8496]

She's a Cougar.....Cougar vs Bear...LMAO

[@drea6717]

She did good standing her ground and trying to make herself “bigger” then the bear with her stance and loud commanding voice! Well done!🙏🏼🙌🏼💜

[@VL1975]

I don't know if it was commanding..lol

[@bige8496]

She did everything right ....

[@tomalesbay]

Because it was a Black Bear, yes. With the Grizzly, it's a different story.

[@alehlete830]

No

[@TheRaghorn]

@@bige8496 No, she should of stood still and allowed the bear to walk past her, not keep walking beside it. She irritated the bear doing this and this was a bluff charge only. I have had at least a dozen do that to me in Canada and Minn.

[@VeganDoris]

That was a bluff charge! He was not going to attack her. Why didn’t they talk to a bear expert or at least a park ranger?

[@nerdcamel]

That is what I want to know! I live in the smokies and black bear are everywhere there. That was nothing more than a mock charge and some jaw popping.

[@CryMeARiver63]

When a bear does a bluff charge they do not get that close .

[@VeganDoris]

@@CryMeARiver63 When a bear does a real charge, you end up with cuts, bruises, or worse. That was a bluff charge.

[@michaela2757]

It was a nice story, probably a Sunday news story.

[@theparadigmshift74]

Bluff charge or not still scary af

[@chantalturcotte4410]

She did exactly what she needed to do. Stand her ground. Good thing it wasn't a grizzly cause she was toast 😬

[@vs52217]

*Ground*

[@chantalturcotte4410]

@@vs52217 Thanks. I'm french so sometimes I get it confused lol

[@vs52217]

@@chantalturcotte4410 Your English is much better than my French!

[@mattm3729]

Nobody likes a grammar jerk

[@jordanpaige6936]

@@mattm3729 She literally thanked her so stfu🤣

[@shecat1964]

Um yep we have bears in Canada. Do not ever go out into the woods alone. That bear looked very young and very skinny. That is what happens when we take away their living space and food sources. Then they pay the price for being starved out.

[@TheRivrPrncess]

Very true. And I just don't buy the "let nature take it's course" attitude as a reason why bears and other starving animals are not in any way helped to get food. There simply has to be ways to provide food for animals when their natural food source is gone or scarce that doesn't cause them to be dependent on people for food.

[@desserteyes6978]

This is what happens when we stop hunting them down to control their populations

[@62202ify]

That was an aggressive approach, when Bear chomp their mouths that means "I'm not happy".

[@frankcastle1216]

I thought it was "this is how I'm gonna chew your ass" 🤣🤣

[@62202ify]

@@frankcastle1216 It means both actually. That's their aggressive posture.

[@MetaliCanuck]

@@62202ify Chuffing is "Nervousness" in a Bear

[@grandmaj5046]

Bears will pop their jaws for a number of reason, one being aggression, another being stress.

[@tinyvr7036]

They're sizing you up. You know, how far do I gotta open my jaw for you to fit? 😝 She's lucky he didn't bring a measuring tape. Lol

[@JD-zd8tm]

"I literally took this dumb selfie of myself" *as if there's literally something like a smart selfie*

[@crypton_8l87]

🤣

[@eunicegepchannel]

Don’t run in the woods alone. I am glad she’s safe

[@eatwhatukiii2532]

“Trail” with pavement and yellow center line is a road. This bear is seriously going to kill someone. Normally black bears take off when encountering humans but this one is not afraid, which is not good. Are there any Missing 411 cases in that area?

[@foxyandlucy6392]

Trail with pavement and a yellow center line is exactly that....A TRAIL. That's how most city trails are in Canadian cities. They are built on old railway lines most times as well. That Trail is not big/wide enough for 2 vehicles. It's probably 10 to 12 feet wide. So I guess you're basing your comment on what you have known as trails in your area? Trail by definition is a mark or a series of signs or objects left behind by the passage of someone or something. So this does fit the bill. 🙂🙂

[@justmare111]

Total BS. The bear was trying to get to where it wanted to go, enchanted a human, was nervous, hence the bluff charge, jaw clacking, and huffing. Then it took off. Stop giving black bears such a bad rap.

[@justmare111]

That was supposed to say "encountered", not enchanted.

[@rt66rc86]

@@justmare111 If that young black bear was just a little more "hungry", it would have given itself all of the "bad rap" it could handle. It was lucky to have run into an unprepared lady that had no idea how close to death she was! My wife and I were out SHOOTING muzzle loaders one fine spring day, a few years ago, when a 350 pound black bear appeared on the scene and if not for the fact that I knew what I was doing, was well armed and went for the bear as it was going for my wife (got to within 15 feet of her) as a MEAL! That bear had me advancing on it with a cocked .44 magnum full of BEAR LOADS ( I hunt bears!) and made a very wise decision and bounded away and out of sight before I had to kill it. Any bear that approaches a human in that fashion is looking to kill and eat. Only the bears youth and it's own confusion prevented that ladies death or extreme injury! To think otherwise only shows your ignorance of the reality.

[@josephshields2922]

@@justmare111 Nice to see someone who knows a little about bears. Media will never give you an honest account because the fake story is more interesting. Unfortunately it leads as you say to villianization of an animal who is less "dangerous" than your neighbor's dog.

[@gabe-po9yi]

So glad she reacted the way she did and successfully scared it off.

[@sammartin6777]

Could of easily gone the other way!!!

[@gabe-po9yi]

@Sam Martin. So true. I think if it’d been fully grown, the way it came straight at her, it wouldn’t have mattered what she did.

[@joshuafoster1421]

@@sammartin6777 You want to stare down a black bear and make yourself appear big if you run they will maul you. Know what species is in the area you are going and know how to react. I think her reaction correctly was just luck on her part.

[@lilbo1Y1]

Bears aren't scared of anything. Sloth bears fight Tigers somewhere on this planet.

[@thornthornthorne4531]

I don’t think that “scared” was the word. But yeah I’m glad she’s safe.

[@mikeraycroft9568]

Best run time she probably ever had at the finish. I heard wolves or coyotes behind me jogging at my aunt uncles farm once when my Walkman battery died. I shaved an extra 1 and half on my time home I never looked back I never slowed down and hurdled three fences and high jumped an 7 ft Hedge. Feet dont fail me now

[@sammartin6777]

HahahahaMike! Glad you made it ok

[@adrianaboga8361]

😂😂I just pictured you, running and jumping fences! 😂😂

[@scorpio7927]

Kids Today Be Like What's A "Walkman"?? lol.

[@thwipkid]

This should be some form of Olympic sport

[@minyoung823]

@@scorpio7927 😄😄, Walkman - the coolest portable media player for kids, teenagers and adults alike of the 80s that plays the cassette tape. The next person explain what a cassette tape, pls 🥰

[@MrABK108]

Wait, wasn't she glad it wasn't a man?

[@briguy2537]

And that folks, is why running is bad for you.

[@seanstoner8900]

No she was just lucky it was not a full grown grizzly bear the story would have ended up differently

[@chrisperkins3026]

Treat them like a dog. I always wondered if that would work.

[@userequaltoNull]

Black bears are pretty much big stray dogs anyway.

[@DanShrigley]

That’s why in Canada you carry Bear Spray when outdoors and also in Alpine Forrest like in California and Nevada.

[@monicacarolina6480]

and always the GOOD brands, Because there are bad bearsprays out there. Buy the good expensive ones. They save lives. Yours and the bears.

[@lelaine61]

Thank God she’s safe now 😳🙏🏼

[@DM-hw4cr]

Young curious black bear. She is lucky it wasn't a brown or grizzly bear

[@ianofliverpool7701]

Black bears are more likely to attack and kill you.

[@byronwelch1288]

@@ianofliverpool7701 Please explain?

[@carwin90]

@@byronwelch1288 black bears often views humans as food. a grizzly rarely does

[@NolanGemini94]

@@ianofliverpool7701 actually black bears are normally curious and doesn't see us as much a threat. You often see them in the neighborhood searching for food but rarely harm people. And they are more easily spooked. That doesn't mean they aren't dangerous, but you have a much higher chance of surviving them than encountering a Grizzly. Nonetheless, we should always take precautions.

[@jerrywoods4066]

David but it's the grizzly who has more record attacks on humans for food than black bears

[@centroamerica503]

“A regular run”? She flew to Canada for this!

[@MultiY4]

Reporter: "She enjoys the thrill of travelling to new places, getting lost on a run and having to find her way back" Me: That's sounds like a totally reasonable thing to do.

[@65adela]

Haha my same thought process, what? Getting lost? Finding my way back, no no no

[@juicyfruit6311]

Look up the story of that Canadian climber who fell and died all alone. He left behind a baby daughter. He died loving what he loved to do. Years later, his rotting and tangled corpse was found and they interviewed his daughter, who had grown into a beautiful young lady with her own baby. That corpse never got to see his daughter grow up to bless him with a grandbaby. His friend who was with him said he could hear him moaning in pain but couldn't locate him. All because he died doing what he wanted to do....

[@impactajuvenile]

Better get a can or 12 of bear spray next time???

[@smsmoof8128]

@@juicyfruit6311 His friend was with him and could hear him but they never got help back to the spot? Friend: "I hear you dude but I cant see you ... Fok it, oh well I'm heading back, good luck friend"

[@ecall1771]

The bear was telling her to get away from his territory, they don't see us as food. Furthermore, when you decide to run in bear country, this can happen. I only hope that the government didn't kill any bears over this, people can also run on a race track.

[@gay_hatr5172]

It's just made up. Wild animals instinct do tell them we are different than them but once hunger takes over, their instinct only sees food. Human or not.

[@ecall1771]

@@gay_hatr5172 That's not completely true. A black bear would need to be extremely desperate to kill a human for food.

[@gay_hatr5172]

@@ecall1771 ever crossed paths with one? My late grandfather was a hunter, he always used to say, they are opportunistic and he never believed in these type of things like the people want you to believe. He used to tell me how he was stalked by a predatory bear even though it looked like it had already fattened more than enough for winter. So, I will still say, don't be overconfident when you come across one. He always used to quote how unpredictable they were.

[@ecall1771]

@@gay_hatr5172 Answer to your first question: Yes, several times. I'm always careful of course and there maybe a bad see here and there, but overall, they don't see us as prey, they usually avoid humans...spring with babies is a whole different matter.

[@carwin90]

Many males black bears (crabby old farts) do see us as food. video stalks are well documented

[@hollyfleur6144]

i'm so scared of bears that i'd faint in front of it

[@monicacarolina6480]

why? Reed about them, see nature movies and learn their rules. They are not monsters. A mother bear is the symbol of motherhood. She risks everything for het cubs 4 yo 5years long. They mature at 10 and only get cubs once in 4 or 5 years. She dlivers the cubs in winter during hibernaion, feeds them, while she doesn't eat, drink, pee or poop for 4 montths in her snow covered den. They are amazing animals...not evil monsters.

[@hollyfleur6144]

@@monicacarolina6480 .

[@veronicajackson1674]

always carry a blow horn or bear spray! we had bear like this enter our yard glad we weren't outside

[@ralphonsnowflakes8665]

Beary lucky!

[@kathyborthwick6738]

She handled it right- young Black bear and she behaved just like a mom💞💖💞

[@Fraggle_Rockz]

I will never understand why people don't have SOMETHING to protect themselves when they run/hike/walk alone.

[@josephshields2922]

yes, you should always have a machine gun strapped to your back.

[@sniffableandirresistble]

Bear was like "ew I'd rather starve than eat a Karen" ...lol 🤣

[@MichaelMiller-op8fe]

Humans are not at the top of the food chain, she got lucky!

[@zeeshandogar9406]

Lol....all this anticipation and it's just a terrifued honey bear, that itself was attempting to scare the woman away.

[@wrmacdonald9383]

Still, as a Canadian I think we should hunt it down and euthanize it in the interests of Canada-U.S. relations.

[@Jacob-sh4ym]

When the bear got a good look at that face, it turned and ran as fast as it could!!!

[@stevenlaubach7222]

Just a little black bear, now you get with a grizzly thats another story.

[@rolandgirouard5914]

Lol exactly what I was going to say .

[@wallyb7207]

He was just looking for a snack. Lucky it wasn't a grizzly.

[@RealLife1971]

that is why they are called dangerous animals

[@Dr_Fuzz]

Thanks captain obvious

[@Mr_Boss_Smile]

at least it wasnt a man

[@somehappenings246]

If the bear was gonna no to attack her, it would have. The bear was trying to pass her on the path,... from her video coverage, she kept moving, she was unpredictable and in the bears way. It was telling her to piss off, and get out of bed he way so it cold get by. Yes I’m Canadian.

[@kwhatten]

And wrong.

[@parkerellsworth]

He said “ok sorry😔”

[@ferrousdogma]

A woman who is yelling and screaming can even make a bear want to leave.

[@steveinla8963]

Outstanding! She can drink from my canteen any day!!!

[@user-yu3ci4sl8v]

Wow ~ What a moment of nightmare that must have been 😱😱😱

[@GwenMotoGirl]

Omg! This is my nightmare! She took charge. I’m glad she’s ok!

[@josephshields2922]

you must have very mild nightmares

[@myunglee3683]

A young black bear is less aggresive than grizzly bears.

[@crisj45]

That’s just a friendly canadian bear wanting to say hi.

[@joebloe1401]

WHERE'S THE "INCREDIBLE" BEAR VIDEO????

[@gloriametayer5786]

She is very, very lucky

[@sammartin6777]

She was LUCKY!!!

[@fredscribner3688]

It was a Canadian bear so it probably just came over to see if she was lost and needed directions or something. 😉🇨🇦

[@lisarochwarg4707]

Go Canucks!

[@rosep8481]

Bear spray good for stopping charging bears good for stopping chasing dogs too

[@StoryOfUsFinalDraft]

If that's the ways she fake runs at the end it doesn't matter. The bear and Rachel Green wouldn't want to be seen running with Phoebe part 2

[@icon280]

It was a north american black bear, not as aggressive as others. If it had been a brown or grizzly she wouldn't be here telling how she yelled at it.

[@willstuart4504]

She does her "best thinking when she goes for a run" ... Yeah, I bet that's true on that day too! She would've been thinking .... Gees, I hope I can still have an OPEN casket funeral when this bear is done with me.??😏

[@peterolbrisch1653]

Can you imagine having dinner with her and having her tell you how literal everything is?

[@patsyhodge9071]

The bears seem hungry if they are coming into town. Something is wrong with the balance of nature if they are not getting their usual food supply. That lady is brave and had a lucky escape. I would have pepper spray or a gun out there.

[@martinyuhas929]

She bearly got away. 😂

[@ChadRaush]

Did this really warrant a news story?

[@carwin90]

Yup

[@christellemiriam4538]

Happy the bear did not hurt you. You are very brave. Hope you will come back to Canada 🇨🇦

[@philmay7834]

I agree it must have been scary, but you can tell this is a very young bear, maybe a year, and I think it was just curious. Thank goodness.

[@bluetickfreddy101]

running alone as a female in the woods a bear is least of your problems geez

[@sasagrcevic475]

Dont run thats your soulmate.

[@robertpabst2377]

She should stay in Denver......

[@sammartin6777]

One more w

[@biglou8586]

Wow! That lady has HEART!

[@lilyfrenchy6971]

Never go running, ever, period. It’s just too dangerous.

[@Freptboy]

The bear says; I leave you alone now but don't come in contact with me next time.

[@stephenhazeldene7719]

The bear just wanted a cuddle

[@mattwatts4672]

Even bears fear the Karen.

[@alansach8437]

Never run in bear country. It triggers the predatory instinct. Having said that, she did everything right. Standing her ground, yelling at the bear. Wouldn't try that with a grizzly bear, but with a black bear, good strategy.

[@johnfinlan8164]

Welcome to Canada 🇨🇦

[@johnthorley8162]

Surely if running where bears are possible, it's logical you would at least carry bear spray?.

[@RogueReflections]

I had a black bear charge me in colorado. It was intense and scary. I shot it.

[@hannotn]

Don't post the story if you're not going to play the video.

[@WorldAquariumSingapore]

this is a reflex reaction from her

[@KyleCorwith]

She did well instead of cowering in fear. She saved her own life.

[@joycedugas4550]

She likes running and getting 'Lost', Huh?😒 She needs to remember that there's more than 🐻 Bears out there in them woods.

[@SpaceEag11]

The bear was just trying to relieve his stress. What's the big deal here?

[@shiftxrqt]

Even he couldn’t bear a Karen chastising him

[@dc8061]

Where is the rest of the video?

[@anthonybronson8231]

Lady take that bear charge as a warning stay out do not run alone have bear repellant always or simply do not run in that area anymore the bear has rights too just like you...

[@jessielewis3527]

Wow😯 glad she’s safe ‼️

[@psw4763]

Running into places and then finding her way out is great for her. She was lucky this time. Running is good but common sense and caution are also important.

[@lg7014]

She learned a lesson...never tie a bottle of honey to your water bottle...

[@tristanbabilonia5839]

Not even a bear in the wilderness can avoid the wraith of a angry karen

[@amagon6920]

Why hiking in bear infested places without a weapon ?

[@Shrevaba]

That's what you get for calling Canada a vacation spot

[@rosemiller646]

Running is never a good idea in bear country. It makes you look like prey, which triggers the bear’s predator mode.

[@monicacarolina6480]

exactly, it triggers their hunting instinct. Just as people on bikes. Just be aware of it, when you run. And....when you are running you are not capable of screening the area as when you alk. Just hike people, with good quality bearspray, make noice, sing songs, put small bells around your enkle and avoid dense areas where you have no overview. Grizzlies are not eager to meat humans.

[@rosemiller646]

@@monicacarolina6480 Definitely agree with all your bear aware safety tips. And I don’t know if you meant to write it that way, but I also agree that bears don’t really want to 🥩 “meat” humans! Lol 😂 The bears have plenty of other types of meat in their regular & familiar diet.

[@mr.j9303]

It just wanted a hug....

[@thewendigo5992]

Why’d they show the bears mugshot like that? 😂😂😂😂😂

[@patrickhill1075]

Wow she was so lucky the bear didn't keep charging at her ,thank the Lord, he was watching over you 😊

[@darlenefraser3022]

Standing tall and put your arms out to make you look larger would help. The gruff, demanding tone helped well

[@MetalFan10101]

Woman: No! Get down! Get back! Bear: Awww okay :(

[@pitdicted]

Her spirit animal!