Hunter Mauled by Bear, OUCH!

Subject: Hunter Mauled by Bear, OUCH! Thu Mar 10, 2011 12:31 pm

Hunter Survives Gruesome Bear Attack, Most
Dangerous Places to Hunt and Fish, Sausage 101 and More!
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March 10, 2011

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Stories

Mauled by a Bear
While hunting on Kodiak Island
Matthew Sutton stumbled into an outdoorsman's worst nightmare: a mother bear and
her two cubs. GRAPHIC IMAGE WARNING.
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Most Dangerous Places
There's always a certain
amount of risk involved in any hunting and fishing trip, but some destinations
are more dangerous than others. Here's our list of the most dangerous
places.
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From
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Hunting: Blood on the
Tracks
Earlier this winter a train smashed into two herds of
antelope in Montana. Here is the first-hand account from the conservation warden
who arrived at the scene.
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	OL's 2011 Adventure and Photo Contest Send us a story of your own epic adventure or your best outdoors photograph and you could win $500!