Two weeks and about 80 miles, on rare trails. My BFF has been guiding there for 50 years, so he can get places normally closed to the public, should be a once in a lifetime little walk! My Son took his new 357 with bear loads, just in case. But Billy hasn't had bear problems in half a century, he prepares well! Part of the trail they are using hasn't had people on it in ten years.
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Seems like a nice place to be, no doubt about it.
It is GOD's country for sure! In spite of a few grizzly bears....
But they live there, and don't mind sharing the area. The fishing is really impressive there too, massive trout!
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A grizzly bear or two never hurt anyone...or maybe they actually did. 😆
I've been teaching my Son to hit what he aims at since he was 7. He outshot the gunnery Sargent that runs the gun range where he's an armed guard recently. He's carrying a 357 with a 4" barrel and bear loads...just in case! With two speed loaders.
The bears will likely avoid them anyway, they usually do.
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Not Yogi Bear though, he's a clever one. 😁
The Corp of engineers built a water park on Keystone lake, and named it Jellystone national Park. So I guess Yogi and boo-boo live here now, ROFLOL!
We have enough bears here that there is a limited bear season schedule. The first one taken in decades, was taken with a a compound bow used by a 16 year by old cheerleader! They grow 'em tough around here....
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I'd like to meet a 16yo who took down a bear with a compound bow. Most kids are just worthless air-theives, that one has grit!