I have read the controversy about hunting the grizzly bear in our western states. My question is why?
Hundreds of people have been involved in saving the grizzly bear from extinxtion for the last 40 years or more. Why now that they are bearly treading water would we want to kill them. 

What is wrong with the people in this nation that has such a desire to kill things that are only trying to live an existence with saftey and shelter for their off spring and enough food to eat. Learning the habits of the wildlife in your area should enable you to live with them peacefully. Could we all just make that little bit of effort? 

The photo of the bear is one of Tom Mangleson’s a well know wildlife photographer. If you want to shoot a grizzley bear, please use your camera! 


Our bears are bearly treading water.

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