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I've seen 1 big bastard myself so far, buddy took a vid of another one blowing through a split rail fence like it wasn't even there last week. That one was a big bear too.

Looks like he knows where to find a stash of scoobie snacks

Could be quite dangerous.
We should throw Pelosi at him to drive him away.

"It's for the children"

All these replies and still don't know who said that.

If one looks, they will find what allowed the bear to grow so big. There are some droppings in the right corner of the photo. Upon close inspection one will see some silver bells...

That bell wearing hippy had a lot of hair....

Hippie chicks don’t shave

Small bear....🤣

This one was hit near glacier park 5 years ago or so. Not kodiak sized, but big enough.

Are you sure Storming"?

I think I saw that picture floating around the 'net several years ago. Once account said it was hit near Lolo Pass.

That is the Lincoln bear, you can see the full body mount it in Lincoln at the forest service headquarters....
It was hit by a logging truck just outside Lincoln

thats new hair to fluffy for old.
norm

That’s the one, I guess it was 100 miles south of glacier, but a big damn bear. We have had more on the west side of the valley the last five years. There was more than few sightings around Marion last year and also around blacktail.

I’ve only been lucky enough to see them around the park and north fork.

Never would a guy say, “Sure was glad I had my 6.5 Creedmoor with me.”

I think that first picture is the Yellowstone bear we send a few joggers too every summer from Utah!? ha I wouldn't want to knife fight that big sucker, Revenant style! Phew!!!

I hope they let us start hunting Grizzlies again soon. If not we need to have an annual back pack deep in Grizzly country for liberals. Let there lovely bears thin them out.

We are headed for Cody, Wy in 2 weeks and plan on lots of hiking on both sides of the N. Fork of the Shoshone. We have seen a few Griz in that area and hope to again.


mike r

I’m sure you’ll see some. If you don’ see’m ....that’s when I’d be concerned! memtb

I agree there. When I lived in AK, the sight of a big brownie (no black bears on Kodiak) caused a bit of concern. but let that bear go into the alder brush, out of sight, and I was BIG TIME concerned.