When hiking, backpacking, and camping in the Yellowstone ecosystem, bear track identification is important to me because I like to know what I am dealing with when it comes to the number, size, and type of bears that are around the area. Especially when camping I like to pick spots in a general area that do not have a high volume of grizzly bear activity. Although I have never had a problem with a grizzly at night - it has always been black bear - I feel much more comfortable around black bear at night because of the general size difference. I published this video a couple years ago and now that hiking and camping season is close (if coronavirus goes away) I though it could be useful to people that would like to gain some knowledge on track identification.
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7 сен 2024