This is why…. fukk that camping bullshyt.
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I recall a woman died in a similar situation…she saw the bear and it either went off on its own or she scared it away but then she went back to sleep…bear returned and mauled her to death
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it didn’t maul her…it crushed her according to reports
www.fox26houston.com
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it didn’t maul her…it crushed her according to reports
Grizzly bear returns, kills woman after she scared him off an hour earlier | FOX 26 Houston
Bear attacks are rare, but a woman camping in Montana scared a bear off only for it to come back to her tent and kill her.
Tribal Outkast
Veteran
I’m sorry but 
The way he opened and closed it when he saw the bear
Camping is not the move for me
The way he opened and closed it when he saw the bear
Camping is not the move for me
Elle Seven
Superstar
I’m sorry but
The way he opened and closed it when he saw the bear
No hesitation
UpAndComing
Veteran
I'm not a camping expert. But wouldn't it be better to camp in an area that maybe only has alot of Deer roaming in the area and not Bear/Wolves/Mountain Lions or other predators?
ThrobbingHood
“I’m Sorry for 2025”
I guess the camper didn’t want to hear the word of Bear-Hova.
Elle Seven
Superstar
In all seriousness, I wonder what country this is.
I don't think bear encounters are always the norm; otherwise, I can't see why people would continue to camp if it was that risky.
Maybe just sticking to designated camp areas in the park to minimize the chance of a run-in like this...
I dunno. Something tells me this might not stop this gentleman from camping in the future though.
I don't think bear encounters are always the norm; otherwise, I can't see why people would continue to camp if it was that risky.
Maybe just sticking to designated camp areas in the park to minimize the chance of a run-in like this...
I dunno. Something tells me this might not stop this gentleman from camping in the future though.
F*ckthemkids
Superstar
I'm not a camping expert. But wouldn't it be better to camp in an area that maybe only has alot of Deer roaming in the area and not Bear/Wolves/Mountain Lions or other predators?
This...Ain't a grizzly bear within 3,000 miles of me. I'm good.
Chances are if you're camping in an Area with Grizzlies...You should be armed.
Givethanks
Superstar
I'd assume an area with a lot of deer (prey) would always have a lot of predators.I'm not a camping expert. But wouldn't it be better to camp in an area that maybe only has alot of Deer roaming in the area and not Bear/Wolves/Mountain Lions or other predators?
You’re not supposed to keep food in or near your tent. That’s camping 101.
IAMDetroit
"Yall Nig*as"
nikka what
Bear and human encounters a very rare
You must be black.
Ideally camping wouldn’t cause anxiety if you’d see and hear other people around because bears and mountain lions typically avoid those areas.
But white people really need to be in isolated areas in the woods so they can “experience the true nature” of camping.
Like they have to, they can’t help it.