1) Bears can count. 2) In May, an NHL hockey player,
Vancouver Canucks forward David Booth ((left wing -
Detroit, Michigan)) "unleashed the fury" and paid big bucks to hunt bear using a baiting technique, i.e. sit quietly in a tree platform
and wait for a bear
and other bears may come and go for the bait, but only a certain big, male bear is shot.
Then again, last year more bears were killed in Alberta by wildlife officials
--145 bears killed in oilsands--because they're habituated to humans. So, would this baiting habituate bears to humans.
Anyways, between that or whatever--like oil camp garbage--
searching, searching. oh wait:
仍然搜索 eblogger ... Twin River Outfitting (Your Host: Blair Inscho) has a kill rate of over 100 % (?). Blair recommends that "you pass on anything under 6 ft,, as there will be better!"
A delicious-4bears-bait is a mixture of old oatmeal, molasses and beaver guts.
And:
Vast amounts of this area have never been baited!! yadayada.. clover, dandelion.. yada...
Our hunts take place in a number of areas
including ; logged off areas, pipelines, wallows, salt licks, cut lines,
natural meadows, fields and other intriguing sites.
And they also do wolves. See article:
Wildtv.ca on Shaw. Bear baiting is
illegal in British Columbia, Canada and 18 states in the USA.
3)
There aren't a lot of ways for a grizzly bear to die. Bear 71. A 2012 interactive National Film Board of Canada (NFB) web documentary
won a Cyber Lion Award at the 59th Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, which took place June 17-23 in Cannes. The
wikipedia article lists more installations.
4) Alberta Environment and Sustainable Resource Deveopment (AESRD): southwest 2011 DNA samples and
grizzly bear reports.