Glenn Bohn's Devastating Brown Bear Attack

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Welcome back to Scary Bear Attacks! Today’s episode takes us to the area around mile marker 68 along the Denali Highway and the hunting territory around the Alpine Creek Lodge, in Alaska. The highway was constructed to connect the town of Paxson and Cantwell and run through well preserved tundra and primitive territory. Denali National Park is about 60 miles to the west as the crow flies and other than that, there isn’t much of anything but wilderness around. The Nelchina Public Use Area is about 25 miles to the southwest of our location in the Clearwater Mountains in The Hayes Range. The climate here is classified as a subarctic climate which means the winters are long, cold and snowy and summers are mild. According to UCLA’s research Boreal Forests and tundra dominate alongside an abundance of berry bushes. The usual Alaska cast of animals are found here including moose and caribou with the occasional Dall Sheep hiding amongst the crags. Predators include wolves, lynx, black bears and brown bears.
On April 15th, 2016, father and son, Bret and Glenn Bohn were ripping along on their snowmobiles up a hill in hopes of catching a giant brown bear as it emerged from its winter den. Bret was a 35 year old hunting guide and resided in Wasilla a few hours to the south. Glenn was an active 77 year old retiree from education and guiding and enjoyed anything outdoors, especially with his son.
Spring bear hunting tends to be controversial to people who don’t understand bear management. It can be viewed as unfair to the bears, given they are just waking from hibernation and may not be aware of what awaits them outside the confines of their dens. It is certainly not without its dangers as surprising a hungry brown bear isn’t the safest of pursuits.
The men had decided to take snowmobiles to aid in getting back to ben denning locations. The basic strategy was to glass snowbanks for tracks or den openings and wait for the bears inside to emerge. The weather was cooperating for the most part as the skies were clear and temperatures were manageable.
Bret knew that his father wouldn’t be able to go on many more hunting trips, and memories of prior hunting trips flashed through his mind as the men buzzed up slopes. Bret took his first caribou when he was 7 years old and his dad was right beside him the entire trip. This hunting trip would mean much more to both of the men than what they expected.
The Bohn’s were both very experienced woodsmen and trained in wilderness and emergency medicine. Bret had completed a medical program called Learn to Return, which relayed wilderness medical strategies. They had had a handful of tangles with various bears through the decades, but had always managed to avoid an attack somehow.
It wasn’t long before Bret spotted an opening in the snow about 24 miles into their ride. He could see bear tracks around the opening but none leading away from it. This typically means the bear is awake from its slumber but isn’t quite adjusted to the bright and stimulating surroundings outside of its den enough to venture out permanently.
Parking their machines a short distance away the men slowly approached the den opening and observed the evidence around it to confirm their suspicions. After several minutes of analysis Bret announced he had followed each of the bear's paths around the opening and it hadn’t left the snowbank, opting to return to its den.
Now the men knew they would need to find a place that gave them a good view of the area surrounding the den opening. They sneaked up to within 36 yards of the den entrance and set Glenn up with his gun loaded and ready.
Bret decided to sneak around to a vantage point above the den to view the tracks the bear had left. He managed to get within 10 yards of the opening and started looking at the tracks the bear had left before returning to the den for more rest. Bret’s observations were interrupted by his father yelling, “He’s coming out Bret!”
At first, Glenn was concerned that the bear may be headed toward his son. He fired a round from his rifle hoping to drop the bear before it could pose a threat to his son. Upon hearing Glenn’s cries to Bret, the bear made it certain just which one of the men had drawn its full attention. As the bear approached him, Glenn managed to get to his knees from his prone shooting position.
Bret watched as the enormous bear covered ground toward his father so quickly that its speed seemed surreal.

[@vanessadebrino7231]

"its clear the bear accepted Bretts challenge to mutual combat " 😂😂😂 Brilliant

[@tonyjacobs4174]

Why would the bear kill him

[@oregonminer1]

I guided bear hunters for over ten years on Kodiak and in the Brooks Range of Alaska so I know a little about bear behavior. in my humble opinion, these men were over confident in their ability to kill the bear and were way to close to the den. Think about this, the bear could certainly hear the men who were just a few feet from the den and probably smell them. This has irritated the bear and it will not slowly come out to look around. It will come out fast with combat in mind for sure. My advise to others, don't do this !

[@allansheets9031]

Sir. They were scouting for an upcoming hunt. The son went up to check the sign, and the father stayed on the snow machine. The son heard the bear huffing as it blasted straight out and down to his father. They were not hunting

[@Jbennyho]

In answer to your question about bear spray or a sidearm of suitable quality and caliber, I’ll take the firearm every time. I look at it like this: If the firearm doesn’t stop the bear, it seems likely that bear spray would not stop it either.

[@jenisemcintyre3839]

Glenn Bohn's son Brett was determined to save him! Great storytelling as usual Addicus - I felt as if I was there!

[@allansheets9031]

The real story is much more amazing

[@bigskye606]

As powerful as a 454 casull, loaded with Buffalo Bore hardcast bullets is, it was a strange choice over the 375 which has more than double the energy of the 454

[@metalmamasue3680]

Agreed, but if the bear was close and running towards him, it was likely the quicker and easier choice he was most comfortable with, on a moving target. As well as having more rounds to fire faster at a lethal target.

[@eveslady100]

I can't even imagine for a second why Wayne chose to not get pain medication during surgery. I also find that very hard to believe.... I mean surgery to repair bones, arteries and muscle and no pain reliever?? I find that very hard to believe.

[@Carladc1956]

My guess would be that he was under anesthesia during surgery, and upon release from the hospital refused a prescription for pain pills to take home.

[@marcalan1198]

I call B's. why not be comfortable during surgery? Just don't take bottles of pain meds home and you won't become a drug addict.

[@henryrodgers1752]

Yeah, that “refused pain meds during surgery” is simply 🐃💩! Anesthesia and follow-up meds are a medical decision…the patient (or responsible party) signs waivers before the procedure. During recovery, after discharge from the hospital, the patient can do as he wishes.

[@metalmamasue3680]

If he did refuse, it was his choice and pain to deal with. For me, gimme everything I can get for that kind of pain.😂 No thanks to suffering. I've had 24 surgeries and know pain very well. I refuse to suffer if I don't have to. For decades I was given pain pills I didn't metabolize well so they didn't do much for me. I had plenty of time to be well acquainted with pain. Now that I know what works and have the paperwork to back it up, I get something that actually works. Then I can get up and walk and recover faster and get home faster. ❤

[@vincentberner5606]

Maybe he's a 'clean' addict who wants no part of narcotics

[@stevenbartolini]

Thanks! Great job,you’re great at putting your listeners right there at the moment of attack.

[@scarybearattacks]

Thank you very much Steven for your generosity, and I hope you have a wonderful weekend! I will have more episodes out soon for your enjoyment. Take care!

[@harrisonmantooth7363]

Great story Addicus, thanks for sharing. I really felt sorry for Glenn and all he had to go through. Thankfully, Brett took some excellent fire power. This goes to show, when any animal is worked up and the adrenalin is flowing, one or two shots may not be enough to put a dangerous critter down. Shot placement is critical.

[@johnmal429]

This might be one of the craziest stories i’ve heard on this channel. Happy his old man ended up being okay. What a crazy story

[@Deb-fs9st]

You're descriptions are second to none. Thank you ✌️

[@mello3214]

Brett and Glenn are both hero’s to have survived this hunt! Excellent narration Addicus thank you and be safe out there everyone! Be prepared with both firearm and bearspray when out in the wild! ❤

[@kayburgess8536]

People think they are bigger than our animals and don't care who or what gets harmed or killed

[@SkunkApeMeg]

Brett is a hero. Amazing!

[@mp_mia7989]

Unbelievable story 😮 I love the way you tell these 💯

[@DC77840]

Thanks for the story, this was a good one and I’m glad they both survived. Glenn had character and grit. I feel much safer and prefer a firearm over bear spray. It’s very unlikely that I’d carry both. I’d also go with a 10mm XDM 17+1 hard-cast ammo.

[@LuvBorderCollies]

OC spray will not stop an enraged attacking human. So forget it with angry bears. Like OC spray with humans, bear spray is likely a better choice if the bear is not attacking. In "neutral mode" the spray will be felt in the eyes & sinuses much better. Based on multiple forums the guides in AK and Pac NW are switching to 10mm auto. With lots of thought and reflection on personal experience that seemed the best combo of power and handgun type. Haven't decided which Underwood or Buffalo Bore load will be reserved for the serious times.

[@matovicmmilan]

​@@LuvBorderCollies I don't know man, but guess a 44 mag would likely be a better choice over 10 mm in a situation described in the video. This guy used 454 and placed 5(or 6) hits on the bear before it was incapable of attacking any more.

[@duckdog2017]

This was hardly a bear attack. It was an attack on a bear. I found myself oddly pulling for the bear, a notable first.

[@5amH45lam]

Wow, Glenn's a giga-chad! As we say round here, the man is _nails._ (As in, 'hard as nails'!) I'm guessing the cold climate helps in these kind of situations, where blood-loss is a potential cause of death. Glenn probably wouldn't have made it through a 24 mile pillion passenger journey, had the attack taken place on a hot summer's day in Yellowstone. Impressive, level-headed work from Bret, too. Hope they're both doing well! Great video, as ever. Thanks for sharing your endeavours. 👍

[@armadilllo]

My dad would never use novocaine/lidocaine when he went to the dentist no matter what they did. He hated any kind of pain medicine, he would have probably refused anesthesia for his four way heart bypass had he been conscious and he never even took a Tylenol or Advil after the surgery.

[@leahwhiteley5164]

Yes but the 4, 5ths of Jack Daniels still count as pain medication.

[@micpowers1136]

@@leahwhiteley5164 Ha!

[@kickadams8908ass]

Well, Glen wanted to party with a bear.

[@mranderson8725]

Glad he saved his fathers life. His dad is a true warrior!

[@susanvermillion5304]

I find it cowardly to search out a bears den and wait for them to emerge from there den

[@StuMarston]

So do I. I look at it like these two guys initiated a fight with the bear. I don't feel that much sympathy for the father.

[@Froggy18011]

I'm not too impressed with this type of hunting. With the bear just waking up from winter it doesn't seem very sportsman like, just my opinion.

[@Wally97523]

Kinda like fishing with dynamite or setting traps.

[@AutomationDnD]

Happy Thursday

[@walterdanielswalter.r.dani7628]

Greetings from Alaska. I've tramped around the Clearwater Mts and other locations along the Denali for over 45 yrs. Several yrs ago I made it to a a favorite lake not far from that attack. As I was about to make camp beside the glass calm lake all hell broke loose as a young bull moose exploded from the alders at the edge of camp>Right behind him was a grizzly bear> The moose hit the lake and swam toward the opposite shore maybe 500yds away and the bear disappeared back into the alders . After my near heart attack I racked the slide of my Mossberg 500 with an iron sighted 18" slug barrel and began calling for my 3-4 month old Black Lab- No dog or sign of dog anywhere and I wasnt going into the alders alone at 1:00AM. More calling the dog as I glanced down and there he was - right between my legs. He was no fool.

[@pattieh5118]

Wow! Glens attitude was amazing calm. He made an extraordinary recovery. With no pain meds also! Salute to him.

[@robertcarey3383]

I had the unfortunate experience of falling asleep driving in a remote area of Nevada. I had to have emergency surgery done on my face in a Roadside hospital in Fallon Nevada where you called a doctor to come in as they had none on staff and they came in and patched you the best they could so you could survive long enough to make it to a real hospital. I had bit the end of my Tonge off, they sowed my Tonge back on reattached my lower lip as well all with no anesthesia. They told me the shots I would have to get to numb my Tonge would hurt as much as sowing it back on so they went with no pain shots. They couldn't put me to sleep because they thought I would choke on my own blood. After this attempted repair I had to go 100 miles by ambulance to Reno to get to a proper hospital before any pain meds were administered. That happened 50 years ago, and I still remember it like yesterday. All these comments about not believing him that they did the surgery without anesthesia.......well I believe him.

[@scarybearattacks]

Wow! Are you serious? We should do an episode on your bear attack! Can you email me at [e-mail]? Take care and I am glad you are still kicking!

[@denisem270]

Wow wow wow!!! Ery intese episode!!! So horrific what his father went through and hus son having to see him like that!!! So heartbreaking 💔😭 its a miracle his father survived that brutal attack!!! 9 ft huge 🐻 I feel both of them were tough!!! Thanks Addicus for a very interesting episode and storytelling!!! Your the absolute best!!!! Have a blessed 🌃

[@BytheWay333]

Yes…worse injury I’ve seen to the face! Strong man to survive that! Post op pic is hopeful!

[@robynleckner2821]

O-M-G! Is this kid Superman or what? Charging at a bear while he's charging you! You are an amazing son. Your dad must be super proud! Stay well and be Safe!

[@catherineharris4746]

Now this episode demonstrates the best logical bear protection knowledge so far on this channel because it didn't simply spout off what other "internet bear experts" say with their imaginary mindsets😂😂 This one has FACTS💥👏👏👍

[@barbaralong3693]

Hey Addicus and everyone! I'm back!

[@mitchellculberson9336]

Yes,yes,Hard to say who is toughest.

[@denisem270]

Very intense !!! Dang phone!!! My fat fingers!!! Lol!!!!!!😂😂😂

[@FirstLast.....]

Sounds like shuffling right up to the bear hole isn't a very good idea.

[@frankdodgee]

I’d like to know if the bear was a boar or sow. If sow I certainly hope she didn’t have cubs. this episode just made me mad 😡

[@stevefavia]

Same here!

[@user-ke2mg2of2f]

Thank you for sharing ❤your channel

[@joshknox2410]

I feel for his dad but if you mess with the bull, you get the horn. They set up way too close to the bears den which was a crucial mistake. I've watched everyone of these bear attack stories literally, but to pay for the pictures is PUSHING ME TO OTHER BEAR ATTACK STORY TELLERS. I've been loyal since day 1 but this aggravates me tremendously

[@LindaBarham]

Me too

[@henryrodgers1752]

Josh, I agree with everything that you have written. Thank you.

[@michaeldiamond2755]

🙄 Patreon is simply an option to support the creator of the channel you claim to be so loyal to. All of these pictures can be found in a Google search for free. More than enough details are provided in each video to find the pictures yourself.

[@allansheets9031]

No. The pictures can not be shown on screwtube. They are haunting. The chopper crew were all veterans. They had seen massive injuries. But they had never seen half a face hanging off of the side of someone's skull. from his nose over everything was shredded. The meat eater podcast had the son on. He referred to another, original podcast. This is where I heard the story first person account. They referenced where to find the pictures. That should point you in the right direction.

[@cryptoclyps5049]

What’s wrong with you? This photo is all over Google images for FREE. Glenn Bohn injuries. Use your brain.

[@633ohioc]

I miss the live stream 😢

[@giampaolonovarini8674]

Interesting facts, thank you

[@niceguy60]

454 Casull saves the day

[@scarybearattacks]

Buffalo Bore did the work too! Great combo!

[@niceguy60]

@@scarybearattacks Scary that it still took 4 shots though.

[@nicolespiteri6273]

You might call me a snowflake but I think it is extremely unfair to take out a bear just emerging from its den. There could be cubs in the den. I totally disagree with this method of bear hunting ! 100% and it certainly can't be considered hunting.

[@PSC9634]

Agree. Setting up on den site does not fit with fair chase.

[@nicolespiteri6273]

@@PSC9634 I know right...

[@bobs5596]

i gotta say this type of hunting hibernating bears should be banned. he was given a lesson, but seems he din't learn it.

[@lynnbutler1643]

Shouldn't have camped where they did especially close to a den where u k ow there is a bear a d maybe cubs to big mistake!

[@frankdodgee]

Neither father or son is ‘tough’. The bear 🐻 was the only tough one. Usually attacks are Circumstantial of someone coming across a bear. This was a sorry episode of poor sportsmanship. Wish they’d have stayed home and played Checkers 🙄

[@stevefavia]

Totally agree!

[@RogerKomula-kl9lb]

I know this about bears. Sometimes you eat the bear and sometimes the bear eats you. What more do you really need to know?

[@MoManny]

Father/son, 2 lifelong killers of wildlife, opt for one last thrill hunt and get thwarted by a bear. World’s smallest violin is playing.

[@mitchelwacks4688]

A magnum pistol using hot reloads & large grain bullets is what makes me feel safe. I take a magnum pistol over bear spray because if the bear is hungry I know of people who died using bear spray only. I may use a automatic rifle but a cylinder pistol over and auto pistol due to potential of jamming. I know in some cases jam cost a life or mortal injury. Even if I carry a high power rifle,I always carry the magnum pistol. A pistol on the hip is quicker to get to if the bear surprises you up close.It is always best to go in twos when traveling in the backwoods.If you pack any food make sure it is in a air tight seal. You don’t want to advertise your presence a long distance away for the bear to be drawn to you.

[@denisem270]

Oh Lordy!!! 20 hrs Rooooarrrrrrrrr 🐻!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@DickGozinya-zl2bd]

I don't know how there is a 100% effectiveness ranking for bear spray when this very channel has MULTIPLE story's where bear spray was used & the bear mauled the victim anyway. Based on what I've heard right here on "Scary Bear Attacks," I was under the impression that bear spray was somewhere between 60 - 70% effective.

[@Lkhrobertson]

I bet they leave the bears alone now.

[@RockyMtnGobblers]

Hunting, a bear at its den, is not hunting. It's certainly not fair chase it's illegal in Colorado.

[@mosesrocco6614]

How about letting sleeping bears lie instead of getting messed up by a pissed off bear...

[@bradleymarquardt4464]

Yes I only carry a firearm. We practice once a week with our firearms to be prolific with them.

[@cdgee6399]

.454 Casull IS a revolver.

[@Nova-cb3fv]

How would they know that den did not contain a sow & her cubs? Not supposed to hunt a mother bear.

[@serafinmagic1634]

Agreed. It was a bear's den opening, occupant type unknown. I think this type of bear hunt should not be allowed.

[@k.elysium6819]

NO anesthetic?! What???? Why tf not? I really hope that it was offered and that he meant no general anesthetic. Hopefully it was his decision. That is just crazy to have a patient with injuries on this scale and not give them anesthetic and pain meds.

[@MichaelSpikes-pv6kl]

Good video 😊😊😊😊😊

[@Cabmaker]

That guy was tougher than a Walmart steak

[@arcticfox6808]

Yes, yes, and both of them.

[@patmartin4411]

I got stung by a bee last summer

[@santaclaus1835]

nice work.....another one bites the dust.

[@RunD.Ones1s]

I feel like this this story is proof of the fact that big handgun calibers like 454 casull aren’t necessarily better than smaller easier to shoot and aim calibers

[@patriciablue2739]

How do they know if it’s a male or not? Aren’t mama bears protected?

[@rickhatesmisleadia7101]

likin and a sharin!

[@denisem270]

Getting closer!!! 8 hrs Rooooarrrrrrrrr 🐻!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Can't wait!!!!!!👍😁👀🐻

[@saralackey3435]

People need to leave the bears alone!!! If they attacked it's their own fault.

[@CoralSea]

How fast is an average snowmobile?

[@jamiebarnes8072]

All the of them are tough SoB's, the dad, the son and the bear

[@cherylpage7415]

You know it is really sad someone wants to kill an animal for fun especially as it come out of a winter sleep. Sick!!

[@WeeWillieWinkee]

Excellent sorry I hear their grouchy when they first come out turn about fair play😎

[@corvanna4438]

Given they were ambushing the bear and still got mauled shows guns are not better than spray.

[@MrHrKaidoOjamaaVKJV]

Bravo, good job to Brett Bohn for saving his father's life! It sounds like they were too close to the Bear Den. Yes indeed, they were properly armed. This cases shows us that once again we see that hot loaded Flat nose bullets of a substantial caliber ;(454 Casull) coupled with knowledge, know how, motivation and boldness of when and where to aim for are critical mittagating factors to stopping dangerous apex predatorial animal attacks . As a known specialty bullet series inventor made just for Hunting Wild Boars and Bears ,I have disagreement with the quoted stats. I've done research into this subject for almost 50 years, based upon my research and experiences that capable firearms are proven overall to be more effective effective than bear spray. I also have a multi layered approach, of including multiple Firearms, Knifes,Hatchets and Bear Spray in my own wilderness carry personal safety defense devises/ equipment.

[@kenhamaker]

I feel for the bears prayed on. Brown bears used to be found throughout the US now they are limited to just a little area and Alaska. I think we have killed enough of them.

[@markworden9169]

Both

[@crimeariver6034]

You should describe what they are doing in it's entirety. No judgement, but an accurate description of what they were doing. They wait for the bear to emerge from a den and then they shoot it. Not hunting, killing .

[@scarybearattacks]

Thank you for your input! I always read and try to apply what viewers have to say. I will think of a way to incorporate your advice soon. Thanks again!

[@henryrodgers1752]

Scary Bear Attacks has been a very popular website which I have followed from the first episode. Moreover, Addicus lives in Idaho bear country and I live in the Flathead Valley of NW Montana, only a few hundred miles away, in a very similar environment, so there is an additional connection. However, segregated comment sections based on who pays membership fees and educational materials “reserved for patrons only” is divisive elitism and a severe aggravation. Addicus, I am asking you directly to reconsider the direction that you are taking this channel. Thank you.

[@scarybearattacks]

Hey HenryRodgers1752, thank you for your input and I appreciate you hanging in there with me this entire time. The Patreon account is to keep images that are not great off the channel as it is a little too graphic for general consumption. My kids love watching YT and I would hate the thought of them seeing those kind of images. But, they also show the power a bear has and how dangerous they can be. YT does try to put new features on every once in a while and I think the members thing is their latest. I don't understand it all yet, but I try their features out to see what they do. Not intended to create an elite thing, etc. Adventure bravely, my friend!

[@henryrodgers1752]

@@scarybearattacks Addicus, thank you very much for taking the time to respond. Any new and strange idea regarding marketing would be irresistible to the great smooth🧠🧠at🐑🧪. Of course, I continue to follow all of your videos as I appreciate your content. ‘Stay safe out there…especially in🐻country!”

[@LyndaHarris-cj1vm]

How do they find tracks after months of snow?

[@christinafeely]

Why would anyone put themselves in this situation? The bear was simply hibernating. I dont understand people.

[@denisem270]

3 hrs!!! Anyday now,!!! Rooooarrrrrrrrr 🐻!!!!!!!!!!

[@jamesbrooks4125]

I like the 454 but you have the 50s pistol that God for the big pistol if the wind would that bear been effective?😮

[@patriciablue2739]

Amazing

[@doloreswinsbarrow1110]

Father and Son were really tough. I think bear spray is effective. Dont no much about guns, because I never saw a real gun.

[@BMacN-kw7rn]

And I always thought Australia, with it snakes,spiders, jellyfish, sharks, and god knows what else was, a dangerous place to live. Then Alaska stories arise . lol

[@cbl3901]

Jeremy Evans for sure as he had to walk, hike, roll, fall, drive a great distance to save himself. But this ol guy is equally tough in his own right. No anesthetic, likely due to adrenalin and shock, stubbornness as well. He was able to keep his wits but I vote Jeremy for his travel distance and the fact he actually had to fight the bear off with his own hands multiple times. Any way you slice it, they are both tough sob's

[@denisem270]

6 hrs!!! Let's gooooooo Rooooarrrrrrrrr 🐻!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@brucemcmillan8750]

seems weird you would hunt a bear in the den ,not knowing weather or not its a boar or a sow with cubs ,this bear acted more like a sow depending cubs

[@user-sp2oz6ju1i]

Love your video ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@toddboorer5087]

Only Koala bear s here in Australia....😅

[@denisem270]

Gonna be on live chat Addicus 12 mins rooooarrrr 🐻 let's gooooooo

[@pamelaj5147]

Please tell me why people hunt ? I don't understand.

[@scarybearattacks]

Pamela, it is a great question. When I was a younger man, I hunted because I wanted to get the game meat and it seemed to appeal to me from a participation in nature kind of way. Now, my thoughts are very different and I just see animals that are trying to survive like all of us humans. I still enjoy hunting but just being outside and with people I care about is the reward.

[@pamelaj5147]

@@scarybearattacks Thank you for your reply. I know that we are mostly carnivores and I eat meat. But I can't get my head around killing an animal for sport.

[@ginabradford9864]

I can't find pictures on my patreon

[@cazkellie]

Heyyy greetings folk's❤

[@ronnieboucherthecrystalcraftsm]

no synpathy for hunters = hunted goes both ways !

[@saxman7131]

I live and hunt in north east Florida. We do have some black bear but I’ve always considered my 30-06 to be enough gun for these smaller bears. I have seen one while hunting but fortunately we did cross paths.

[@marktweet7395]

Where was his rifle?

[@dantegood2195]

Why is this classified as as a bear “attack” when these guys traveled 30 miles to murder a sleeping, groggy bear in its own habitat far away from human civilization? Poor bear fought for its life.

[@debbielevesque-zj5ol]

I AGREE with you 100%, what if there Was FUR BABIE CUBS IN THE DEN SAD 😔

[@fredcarani6764]

These two really had to make an effort to get attacked by this bear.

[@frankdodgee]

Gotta say I agree with you. My first thought was ‘this isn’t hunting’! To me it was very poor sportsmanship. How bored do a couple of guys have to be? 😮

[@denisem270]

Agreed 💯!!! That poor 🐻 and the precious baby cubs really broke my heart 😭💔

[@leonethompson6457]

Leave these Bears alone. They are beautiful creatures as have as much right to be here as humans.

[@Arandomperson_online]

Why do I feel bad for the BEAR?

[@scarybearattacks]

I do too! They are only doing what they do to survive. Their entire existence is violence. They fight to breed and feed. It is common sense that a violent reaction from a bear is expected IMHO.

[@beckyc5612]

I couldn’t see the pics either

[@TheAcceleratorMagazine]

Update: Forget it..... This was just a summary of the magazine article just not as good. No disrespect, I guess.