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34 pages later. The Jacob's image does not have resolution that is noteworthy. Actually, they are noteworthy. The images run in the neighbor of 618pixels wide and 461 pixels high. The "game changer" image is 618 pixels wide by 348 pixels high. Not much there. This version Game over and the posting was on October 20th.  Over the years, I have deleted most bear images. I had bears walking backwards, doing a pivot-spin -in place move with weird paw positions. If you can't find a 'bear image', you may want to think about making a bear do that. How about a bear rolling around on a gross dead thing? The risk there is that the carrion feeders may see you as a meat sack when you service a trail camera. Then there is bear spray / vegetable oil. Bear spray is an irritant in a vegetable oil carrier that is propelled by propane. Years ago, a Fish & Wildlife researcher was testing bear spray in the Katmai Lake area of Alaska. He dumped a can of bear spray on the ground and observed the patch from a blind. The irritant loses potency quickly but the vegetable oil residue lingers.  An Alaskan Brown Bear and a wolf rolled around on the patch. The cheaper approach is to dump a gallon(s) of vegetable oil on the ground. The sticky part about the vege oil is that you may be tagged for baiting bears in / out of season. Very few 'bait' bears with bear spray. Game on Stay safe

Very cool. Thanks.

I just watched that earlier.....kinda surprised how wide open it was. From the filming angle the trees, shrubs looked a bit more dense. Really cool recreation!

Interesting video recreating the PGF location.  https://youtu.be/I6I2SpixPv0?si=CKxDjpzqKWPw8w_2

Sadly, I remain unconvinced.