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Just came across this link, glad they don't have bears where I shoot...
http://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/1114874

(Sorry if it's already linked, I hate Tapatalk).

I couldn't bear to read that.

What a grizzly encounter!

Steffen wrote:What a grizzly encounter!

Steffen, it took you long enough to respond. Why the big.....paws? Oh yeah

That certainly is some story....I am glad to hear that the tog involved made the right decision..and got some great images out of it

Reschsmooth wrote:Steffen, it took you long enough to respond. Why the big.....paws? Oh yeah

Sorry, couldn't get to it sooner, I had a pretty hairy day at work...

I can see the next magazine ad(s).

D4:1 Grizzly:0

Great story !

I saw on facebook that a photographer died whilst photographing a bear last week I think.

Yep, due to a tragic turn of events, now Bear:1, D4:2

Those brown bears seem very very nasty.

Nah, they're just at the top of the food chain. Mess with them at your peril.

In the recent death by bear, the victim ignored widely publicised recommendations and conventions to keep at least 1/4 mile from any bear and retreat if they move in your direction. He approached close to the bear to take photos.

Darwin Award candidate.

photohiker wrote:Nah, they're just at the top of the food chain. Mess with them at your peril.

In the recent death by bear, the victim ignored widely publicised recommendations and conventions to keep at least 1/4 mile from any bear and retreat if they move in your direction. He approached close to the bear to take photos.

Darwin Award candidate.

If that was the case then you do have to question the sanity of the persons involved

aim54x wrote:

photohiker wrote:Nah, they're just at the top of the food chain. Mess with them at your peril.

In the recent death by bear, the victim ignored widely publicised recommendations and conventions to keep at least 1/4 mile from any bear and retreat if they move in your direction. He approached close to the bear to take photos.

Darwin Award candidate.

If that was the case then you do have to question the sanity of the persons involved

Arguably beyond question.

photohiker wrote:Nah, they're just at the top of the food chain. Mess with them at your peril.

In the recent death by bear, the victim ignored widely publicised recommendations and conventions to keep at least 1/4 mile from any bear and retreat if they move in your direction. He approached close to the bear to take photos.

Darwin Award candidate.

and the bear was killed due to this idiot.