I had two companions with me and the first rule of bear tracking is to have a companion. If the bear gets interested, you kick your companions in the knee so they lay on the ground screaming then run like hell :-)
Your comment to the comments made me laugh. Honestly, that bear track is an impressive shot, amazing detail. Makes me wonder if he was waiting around the nearest tree, watching you.
Went to the 1860s Gold Mining town of Barkerville yesterday. On the way we saw many deer, a moose, and a couple of black bears.
Nice trip.
ReplyDeleteI wonder, how big the track is.
The track is about 6 inches across at the palm. Not huge.
ReplyDeleteRealmente es una imagen impresionante, sobre todo si te imaginas lo grande que debía ser ese oso. Pudiste ver al animal?
ReplyDeleteIt is really an impressive image, mainly if you imagine the great thing that it had to be that bear. You could see the animal?
Nice shot!
ReplyDeletegood shot!
ReplyDeletenow im scared ;)
ReplyDeletethat's a very good close-up capture of lots of details and textures!
ReplyDeletegood job!
Wow, very expressive shot, be careful!!!
ReplyDeleteI had two companions with me and the first rule of bear tracking is to have a companion. If the bear gets interested, you kick your companions in the knee so they lay on the ground screaming then run like hell :-)
ReplyDeleteNice
ReplyDeleteYour comment to the comments made me laugh. Honestly, that bear track is an impressive shot, amazing detail. Makes me wonder if he was waiting around the nearest tree, watching you.
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