Stand Your Ground Bear at David Molter blog

Stand Your Ground Bear. if a bear charges at you, then your best chance against a grizzly is to stand your ground, says kerry gunther, yellowstone park's bear. Be ready for the bear to make contact in case the charge is not a bluff charge. Spray any bears that approach you to send them fleeing. Bring bear spray when you go camping or hiking. If a bear is not actively engaged with you (looking away, ignoring you, running away, or retreating): if you cannot avoid a bear that sees you, stand your ground and watch its behavior. These bears can run at around 35 mph over rough and rocky terrain, so the. Make yourself look bigger by raising your arms and jacket,. if you meet a grizzly, stand your ground and do not run. Move away when it “disengages” or becomes uninterested in you. Know how to protect and defend yourself in case. stand your ground. Back away only when the bear stops its approach. make lots of noise, make yourself appear as big as possible, and stand your ground if you encounter a bear. If you don't have bear spray, play dead if you encounter a grizzly bear or brown bear.

if a bear charges at you, then your best chance against a grizzly is to stand your ground, says kerry gunther, yellowstone park's bear. These bears can run at around 35 mph over rough and rocky terrain, so the. stand your ground. Make yourself look bigger by raising your arms and jacket,. Spray any bears that approach you to send them fleeing. If a bear is not actively engaged with you (looking away, ignoring you, running away, or retreating): If you don't have bear spray, play dead if you encounter a grizzly bear or brown bear. Back away only when the bear stops its approach. Be ready for the bear to make contact in case the charge is not a bluff charge. if you cannot avoid a bear that sees you, stand your ground and watch its behavior.

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Stand Your Ground Bear if you cannot avoid a bear that sees you, stand your ground and watch its behavior. stand your ground. if you meet a grizzly, stand your ground and do not run. Back away only when the bear stops its approach. Move away when it “disengages” or becomes uninterested in you. If a bear is not actively engaged with you (looking away, ignoring you, running away, or retreating): if you cannot avoid a bear that sees you, stand your ground and watch its behavior. These bears can run at around 35 mph over rough and rocky terrain, so the. Bring bear spray when you go camping or hiking. Make yourself look bigger by raising your arms and jacket,. If you don't have bear spray, play dead if you encounter a grizzly bear or brown bear. if a bear charges at you, then your best chance against a grizzly is to stand your ground, says kerry gunther, yellowstone park's bear. Spray any bears that approach you to send them fleeing. make lots of noise, make yourself appear as big as possible, and stand your ground if you encounter a bear. Know how to protect and defend yourself in case. Be ready for the bear to make contact in case the charge is not a bluff charge.