Grizzly bears scare a lot of you, and many of you don't understand them. Perhaps that is because you don't live with them like we do. They are always walking amongst us in the wilderness, and are generally extremely evasive. Wild Horses are definitely part of their diet but they also endulge on a large number of deer, moose, and elk. Around the middle of June, they will have an opportunity to pick on some free-range cattle for the summer and fall. | Help Alberta Wildies Society

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I didn’t want to share this story because I didn’t want to scare other families from creating beautiful backcountry memories together too. But the Canadian Rockies is home to grizzlies and it’s important to share as much bear safety awareness as possible with the amount of families connecting to the outdoors. Comment “bear” and I’ll dm you info we have from @bearsafetyandmore on how to create a bear safe campsite. I would’ve packed ziplocs for emergency puke bags and stored those in the bear loc