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Three Fatal Bear Attacks That Will Give You Nightmares

View pictures and Support us at Patreon https://www.patreon.com/user?u=73787379 Related Videos: Connect with Addicus: Find us on Twitter at ScaryBearAttax Connect on TikTok with us at scarybearattacks Connect on Instagram with us at ScaryBearAttack Excerpt #1 As the hunter clung to the tree limbs, the angry and wounded sow was growling and pacing beneath him. He hoped she would gather her cubs and depart, but seconds turned into minutes, and minutes turned into the better part of an hour without the grizzly leaving. She seemed hell bent on getting at him and having a little revenge of her own. As the sow chuffed and growled beneath the tree, Tim decided he would try to use his cell phone to call for help. He pressed the button and the screen lit up as he searched the reception indicator. He didn’t exactly have five bars of reception but he had enough to contact 911 and tell authorities of his predicament. Responding swiftly, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks and the Gallatin County Sheriff’s Search and Rescue teams deployed a helicopter to the hunter’s location. Upon arrival, FWP personnel found the wounded bear still near the tree where the hunter had sought refuge. The team safely landed the helicopter and, following standard procedures for human-bear conflicts, dispatched the injured grizzly. Excerpt #2 On November 24, 1906, Dicht successfully shot and brought down a black bear while hunting in the remote woods of Elk County. Believing the bear to be dead, he began the process of skinning it—a common practice for hunters who used the animal's hide for trade or personal use. However, in an instant, the bear awoke, proving that it had not been fatally wounded. Before Dicht could react, the bear lashed out with its powerful claws, tearing off one of his arms in the process. Severely injured and unable to defend himself, Dicht was left helpless as the bear continued its attack. The bear, enraged and wounded, then killed him. It is unclear how long the attack lasted, but by the time Dicht was discovered, the gruesome scene made it clear that he had not survived. Bear attacks, especially during the fall, were more likely to occur when bears were foraging heavily to prepare for hibernation. Bears that had been wounded, like the one Dicht shot, were especially unpredictable. A sow with cubs, regardless of species is always the most unpredictable and dangerous. Speaking of cubs, our cub tier membership on Patreon, linked below will give you ad-free early access to our episodes and the $3 per month goes a long way in helping me continue to produce educational and entertaining content like this. Excerpt #3 On September 8th, 1916, 61-year-old Frank Welch was trekking his way through the pass with a large load of oats and hay. In recent years grizzlies had developed a cantankerous and intolerant attitude toward the presence of humans appearing in their frontier. Details are scant as to just how the bear ambushed Frank, but the results were grim and nauseating to those who found him afterward. His camp was laid out in a way that allowed the bear to attack from cover and poor old Frank never stood a chance, even though he packed a firearm. Bear spray was almost 100 years away from being invented so his rifle would be all he had for defense next to his knife and luck, which he was apparently running short of. After his buddies assembled a search party for Frank and the missing oats, they wasted no time in tracking him down. Finding his corpse tattered and torn, they knew they had to dispatch this beastly bruin before being battered themselves. Today the possession and sale of dynamite is closely controlled but in 1916 the town store handed them out like free samples at Costco. Invented about 50 years prior, area miners used it to open or close mine shafts, but what these bear avengers had in mind added one more use to its long list. Those crafty hunters rigged a big ole surprise for that grizzly when he returned to Frank’s camp and the oats it had fed upon. They stashed some sticks of dynamite beneath a bag of oats and trailed a long fuse away from it. They then concealed themselves in the bushes, hoping they would remedy this problem bear. After a few hours, the griz showed up and started munching on the oats it had killed Frank for. The fellas lit the end of that fuse and watched it burn and sparkle its path toward the unsuspecting bear and its ill-gotten cache. As soon as the fuse disappeared beneath one of the bags of oats, an ear-shattering explosion sent the bear sailing into the air. Medium-rare bear bits pelted the ground around the men a few seconds afterward. Now rid of the man killing grizzly, the men examined the bear’s carcass to assess the damage done by the explosive. There wasn’t much left to look at and what was left wasn’t worth the effort of burying. Unceremoniously the men left the carcass to deliver the news of Frank’s demise and their vengeance upon it.