Grizzly eating a dead cow

schoolhousegrizz

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Not the best pics because it was getting dark but wanted to share these. There was a dead Angus cow out in a Meadow. I said we would stay till 9:40 and watch it. It was literally 939 and 59 seconds when I held up my binoculars for one last glance. This grizzly shot out of the Willows like a rocket and covered the 500 yards in a surprisingly short amount of time. He headed straight over to the dead cow and started eating on it. I am sure he had been eating on it all day and went and layed down in the Willows. Then he was just waiting for Darkness to go eat some more.

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The first time I saw a mountain grizzly in BC my jaw hit my boots!
At 600 yds, he looked like a giant ball of fur! A bit intimidating!
 
He'll be back there a bunch. Soon enough he'll have holes all over with chunks of it buried and rotting everywhere around there so he can pick the maggots. That area will stink like death til next spring :)

He's a big bear, but I don't think he's anywhere near 800 lbs. I did see one two weeks ago north of Cody that I thought was a beef cow bull at first. Tried to spin my cam from filming bull elk back the other way, but he slipped over a ridge before I got it on him. Needless to say he was following two cow elk and a calf down into the canyon with the 40 bulls we were filming and are planning to hunt come the first of Sept. Going to be an interesting year to say the least :)

Cheers, Pete
 
There was a grizzly in that same area that was killed in 2001. It was hit by a car in the middle of May. That bear weighed 671 pounds. By October that bear I'm sure would have been 800 pounds. This is a big Grizzly I don't know how much he weighs but I don't think they get a whole lot bigger than he is
 

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