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By norseman · Posted
The video brings up one great point. Yes, we have no idea which bear actually killed them. And not all of the remains were recovered. But the bear(s) on the kill at the time paid the price. But it’s not like the bear in question didn’t have human inside its stomach. It did. Ultimately while Tim was a whackadoodle IMHO? It’s the park service that is ultimately to blame. Because they knew Tim well and didn’t stop his actions and enforce the park rules. Huntster probably has a lot more to say about this than I do. It’s in his backyard. And anything Griz related I would defer to him. I have had a few run ins with Griz down here but it’s nothing like Alaska. But I can tell you that your bacon and pancakes gets stuck in your craw when you leave the wall tent at Elk camp and there are fresh Griz tracks within 100 yards of the tent. I mean we cook, eat and sleep in a wall tent. You’re only getting one stove and one tent in there. So we are guilty. But I’ve bounced Griz before but was on horse back luckily. Here is a fairly recent event local. https://www.spokesman.com/stories/2024/jun/07/grizzly-bear-spotted-north-of-chewelah/ -
By NorCalWitness · Posted
thats the story I heard too, but then I started to hear rumblings about them killing the wrong bear. -
By norseman · Posted
We are on my wife’s parent’s place in Newport Wa. But on my family ranch where my kids live now? Yes. I witnessed a snow trackway as a kid in snow with my father. And the ranch is just south of Bossburg Wa where the cripple foot event happened about a decade earlier. -
By socialBigfoot · Posted
@norseman, your driveway pic looks like it's from the opening sequence to a Bigfoot horror flick starring Lance Henriksen. You ever see signs of Bigfoot moving through your property, or even a Bigfoot for that matter? ...or maybe Lance Henriksen?
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