the bear grabbed some food, and ran away across the river.

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A big haul this time.

We camped at the pullout near the creek across from the Pratt's Crack area. three "Hillbilly" type men left all of their food stacked in crates. I woke up when the bear knocked over a crate.

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sibylle Hechtel

Jun 10, 2013

“the bear grabbed some food, and ran away across the river.”

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A big haul this time.

the bear grabbed some food, and ran away across the river.

We camped at the pullout near the creek across from the Pratt's Crack area. three "Hillbilly" type men left all of their food stacked in crates. I woke up when the bear knocked over a crate.

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