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![]() Alaskan420 wrote: "rw" wrote in message k.net... Warning: There's seriously gruesome photo in this article. http://mountainsurvival.com/news_art...earattack.html -- Cut "to the chase" for my email address. There is another reason to doubt the truthfulness of picture #3. Alaskan Browns have this funny habit of burying their kills for a few days to ferment the meat and then circling around their territory and coming back 3-4 days later after it's cooked to taste. ( See Bear Spray recipe.) I have run across numerous mounds over the years with moose calves and smaller adult moose in them. This hiker actually looks more like what would be expcted of a wolf attack, (not to cross threads here), or immature brown, unless the photo was taken after rescuers began to prepare him for removal. Hm....... Exactly how many wolf-chewed human carcasses have you seen? Wolfgang |
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