what do you do when you encounter a grizzly bear?
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['If you encounter a grizzly, do not run.', 'Avoid direct eye contact.', 'Walk away slowly, if the bear is not approaching.', 'If the bear charges, stand your ground (you cannot outrun it).', "Don't scream or yell. ... ", 'If you have pepper spray, prepare to use it.']
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In Yellowstone National Park, bison have injured twice as many visitors as have grizzly bears. The danger in a bison/human encounter is being butted, gored, and stomped by something that resembled a fur-covered locomotive. There is a reason why there is a rule that visitors should stay at least 100 yards from bison.
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You'll find a beaver in a cage, so free him and you'll get a gear. There's not much more to do here, so ignore the dog and head to the right. Climb up the ledges and you'll find a bear! Free it to get some rope.
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The best way to deal with them is keep circling around them at a distance, if youre worried about getting hit. Sometimes they will hit the ground and a red thing will start appearing under your feet. Jump and use your glider to didge this attack, then after the explosion, shoot arrows from midair at him.
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If you encounter a fox or coyote who does not immediately run away, make some noise. Yell, clap your hands, wave your arms, stomp your feet—make your presence felt, but do not approach or chase the animal. You can also carry a whistle, or other noisemaker when walking in known coyote or fox areas.
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Grizzly bear meat in any form contains a parasitic disease called trichinosis, so it's not necessarily an ideal form of game meat to fill the freezer with, as it needs to be handled and cooked in a particular way to make it safe to eat. However, that does not stop hunters from eating bear, particularly black bear.
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The Legendary Bear can be found to the north of O'Creagh's Run, a lake well north of Emerald Ranch in the southern part of Grizzlies East. This Legendary Beast can only be hunted during the day - which is the only time clues will appear in this area.
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Bears Vs Wolves As bears are also an apex predator, confrontations between bears and wolves are not a common occurrence. However, if the two species are in a confrontational situation, instigated by the other, or are seen as a threat, they will attack.
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Methods. Bears are hard to hunt, as they generally live in dense forests or thick brush. They are, however, easy to trap.
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Grizzlies are found in Canada, Alaska, and reserves in Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, and Washington. The largest United States population is in Yellowstone National Park. The grizzly is the most aggressive of all the bears. The grizzly has no enemies or predators.
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Keep a safe distance and a watchful eye. If the moose becomes aggressive and charges, run. Don't stand your ground or try to intimidate it. If possible, place a tree or other large object between you and the moose.
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['DON"T RUN! ... ', 'Don\'t "stare the animal down." This looks like a threat.', "Don't turn your back on the wolves.", 'Make yourself appear scary: shout, throw stones, raise your arms over your head.', "If you've entered an enclosure, back away slowly, moving toward the exit with your back against the fence."]
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Such an unprovoked attack is rare, according to wildlife officials, although large carnivore attacks on humans are on the increase worldwide. Grizzly bear attacks on humans in Wyoming are part of that worldwide trend.
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Only a few months after wildlife officials confirmed a grizzly sighting in Cody, Wyoming, now they captured three grizzlies south of Byron. “This is certainly first time in recent history we've captured a bear in Big Horn,” Dan Smith, Wyoming Game and Fish (WGFD) regional supervisor, told the Cody Enterprise.
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Lie on your stomach, face down and clasp your hands over the back of your neck with your elbows protecting the sides of your face." When the bear leaves, you should stay on the ground for several minutes to make sure it has left the area and hasn't come back for a second look.
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['Go To this Location. [00:24]', 'Look for "?" on mini map. [00:58]', 'Follow trail to next clue. [01:12]', 'Find bear and kill it. [01:55]', '"Skin" the bear. [02:31]', 'INDEX Take bear skin here. [03:05]', 'Sell bear skin first. [03:28]', 'Exit back out. [03:37]']
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Most interactions between bears involve considerable tolerance and restraint. ... But on rare occasions a meeting between a bear and human results in human injury or even death. However, the odds of being struck by lightning or killed by a bee sting are many times greater than being attacked and killed by a bear.