Hunter kills grizzly bear and injures cub in self-defense

Hunter shot the mother Grizzly, injured her infant and was later deferred ... Montana Wildlife Officer said he is protecting himself. Veuer's Sam Berman has a perfect story

Around 1885, in a wilderness in the mountain of British Columbia, Canada, a young grizzly turnip encountered the accidental death of his mother with rocky landslides while searching for honey. Bears were forced to nurture themselves and tried to find food and evacuation centers. In other parts of the mountain, two lootter hunters (Jack Wallace and Tcheky Karyo) followed a giant man of giant men. A young hunter tried to kill a bear, but his shooting could not shoot animals, and the injured bear ran away. Immediately after passing through Grizzlies, the bear tried to make friends with him. This adult bear is not interested in bears and is distracted by scratches and alerts young orphans with roar. However, the puppy approached again and was able to heal the wounds of other bears. Friendship was built between the two bears, Grizzly took the orphans under the wings and taught them to fish and hunt. In the evening, the turnip suffers from a nightmare and relicens the mother's tragic death.

Decided to find Grizzlies, the two hunters joined a group of third parties (Andre Lacomb) and hunting Boseron. Following pursuit, two bears were driven to the cliff and chased with the dog. When the Cubs are hidden, Grizzly will guide the dog to kill and leave some of them. Then he ran away and the rest of the dog continued. When the hunters arrived they found out that their dogs were dead or seriously injured. They found frightened turnips and took camps where they were tied by trees and tortured by hunters and their evil dogs. That night, Hunter planned a way to kill Grizzly