WyoDoug
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That would be this article: https://ftw.usatoday.com/2020/06/biologist-attacked-by-grizzly-bear-while-spraying-deterrentFrom the article, "A wildlife biologist, out researching sage grouse at Montana’s Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge, was seriously bitten by a charging grizzly despite deploying bear spray".
Anyone have more details on this? Would love to know if that biologist actually hit the bear with the spray and if so where? I always wonder about the actual effectiveness of spray, the available data is really quite limited.
Agree with others though, I also rather hunt areas that have grizzlies. Even so, they still get plenty crowded during gun season...can only imagine that the grizzly free areas are even worse in terms of hunting pressure.