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Watch: Tourists Swarm Grizzly Bear with Two Cubs in Yellowstone National Park

A prime example of how not to behave in bear country.

Tourist Faces Federal Charges After Stumbling into a Yellowstone Hot Spring While "Under the Influence"

The water inside some of Yellowstone's thermal pools can exceed 200 degrees Fahrenheit.

Teenage Hunter Punches Brown Bear, Saves Dad from Life-Threatening Attack

The father and his son were participating in a cull hunt in central Sweden when the brown bear attacked.

How I Hunt (and Fish): An Interview with Dan “Rooster” Leavens

Bird-hunting fanatic, dog trainer, lodge owner, fly-fishing guide, campfire storyteller, survivor, father.

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The Best Cellular Trail Cameras of 2023, Tested and Reviewed

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“Earlier this month, a team of fisheries biologists with the National Park Service (NPS) and Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) applied fish-killing poison to a 9.6-mile stretch of Soda Butte Creek, which flows through the northwestern corner of Yellowstone National Park. The scientists dispensed the toxic substance, known as rotenone, after routine monitoring detected non-native brook trout in the creek.”

- TRAVIS HALL

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