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build a fence around all civilized humans. have access doors to the wild side, and sign a certificate that no one will come rescue anyone who chooses to enter on their own accord?

no one wants to be eaten by a carnivore. but the carnivores do have the right to live, right? just not in my backyard. that's what i told the landfill & nuclear power people the other day. they said they heard me. lol.

Bummer.

These are sad stories. I have a friend bow hunting about 30 mi north of YNP now and I will be rifle-hunting in the same area the end of Oct.
In 2013 in the same drainages I saw a large grizzly a bit off on a side-hill; and then another, the first bears I’ve seen in the lower 48 outside YNP and the Bob. They are definitely getting around.

Not that the handgun did any good here, but, I’ve said it before — spare me the food-condiment spray speal.

there's lot's to speak about here. but no need to get in a real hurry i don't suppose.

factors to consider for future discussion relates to self-responsibility.

people who hunt wildlands are doing so for a reason.

i think they should be able to do so. for sure.

bears live in the world. it's a risk factor.

what if people take un-due risks?

Prayers for the fallen, and to his family.

Bad ending, bad story.

Looks like they aren't sure if they will kill the bear if they catch it. Probably just relocate it to New York.


https://www.jhnewsandguide.com/this_just_in/article_fb78dcc0-94a9-5dab-804d-23991c46f90c.html


'A Jackson Hole businessman, hunting guide and father of five was found dead Saturday afternoon near where he was attacked while retrieving a client’s elk carcass Friday afternoon.

The body of Mark Uptain, a 37-year-old guide for Martin Outfitters, was discovered around 1:15 p.m. Saturday about a quarter-mile to the northwest of where he and client Corey Chubon were processing an elk that was struck by an arrow Thursday. The elk was located and attack occurred the next day. Pending an investigation, it’s unclear if Uptain had been fed upon, but Teton County Search and Rescue Coordinator and incident commander Jessica King said that his body was intact.'

If these all pan out to be grizzly attacks, people need to send cards/ or victims pictures if they have them to the judge, lawyer and board for the bear protection group every holiday and then be sure to send them on on the birthday of all attacked by grizzlies and be sure to include pictures. STOP as soon as they take legal action to stop it.

So the bear dragged the other guy 400 yards? Or he made it that far after the bear left off mauling him?

I take it this was bow season, could those guy have legally brung a rifle or shotgun with them?

Young father of five, seems like a standup guy. What a tragedy!

So the client flew out of the valley before they discovered the guides body? Is that correct?

HERE YOU KILL THE BEAR I AM OUT OF HERE, is what am I thinking as you are the guide.
Is what he have been thinking. Just a guess. Cheers NC

Yes, grizzles should have no part in the wilderness.

We were near West Yellowstone the past week and I saw a griz at about 50 yards. It didn’t take long and I was over a mile away...

Which could probably could have been avoided had he been better at his job.

Judges/treehugging hippies think the man being killed is funny - their mentality is ''well he was out there killing stuff - he deserved it'' . The lefty disney pukes view of the world is very twisted .

Rest in peace Mark Uptain ...

Billy badazz right here...

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Dumass right there...

Great rebuttal schit for brains. Go [bleep] yourself, the man is dead for phuc sake.

You werent there, so you have no way of knowing what he as a guide did or didn't do. Or were you?

And had he been better at his vocation (guiding in grizzley country w/ green horns over a day old kill) he might not be...

Hey, add. Play cinnamon girl you sonofvabitch