We
saw a grizzly and got a picture from some distance away; a very safe
distance. Seems the Grizzly was stalking
a moose and her baby. It was sad for me
to think of the poor baby, but such is nature.
We were chased by some strange bird on our four-wheelers. I think we must have been close to her
nest. We went through streams and mud
sliding sideways almost getting stuck several times. We went about 9 miles up
in the mountains over trails that would make any extreme four-wheeler
drool. I thought George was for sure going to throw
me off. It was quite a work out trying
to stay on board. We came across the
moose and her baby and got a good picture of them. If you look close you can see the tips of the
baby’s ears. She apparently had 2 babies
and now it looked as if she only had one.
George didn’t find a need to bring a gun to the wilds
of Alaska because as he put it, “we’ll be fine.” I think he has changed his tune over the past
few years. If you know George, that’s
his typical answer for everything. We
were told bears could run 35 miles per hour for 7 miles. Joke around camp was, you didn’t have to
outrun the bear, just whoever you were with. Since George is about 6’6” this statement was
true…for him.
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