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Cool that you got to see Snow, cubs, and Jam all together. We haven't been out east yet this spring, but you are inspiring us to go that way. It is with mixed feelings that we witness up close the predator/prey encounters. A few years ago we were driving into Mammoth from the east and saw a pair of ...

We have some family visiting, this being their first trip to the Yellowstone Region. After a day of seeing the Yellowstone tour sights, we took them down to the Tetons. On our way down we told them the story of 399. Our 14-year-old niece was captivated by the story and wanted 399 to be the first gri...

We are having trouble posting photos since Microsoft forced a switch to "One Drive". So I'm sorry but no photos to accompany this trip report. Today we set out to hopefully find the Obsidian Bear and some wolves. We struck out on both of those but did see some other neat wildlife. Started with a bla...

Thanks for all the posts, Rik. Sounds like you had a very successful trip! The video of the wolf was terrific. How close were you?

--Bill

They look smaller/thinner than the northern elk. Is that accurate?

You know, it's funny, I was a substitute teacher for about 10 years and I had a dream once back about 2012 that I was substituting at the Gardiner HS and while I was walking to a class, a grizzly bear started walking up the walkway between buildings. As a former teacher, principal, and education ad...

Yeah, my in-laws used to have one peck at his reflection in their basement window in Michigan. That was 30 years ago. I haven't seen one in that area since.

--Bill

Wow! I have run out of exclamatory phrases to describe how great these photos are!!! You have a special sense of timing that shows up over and over again. Thanks for investing the time (and money) to post these.

--Bill and Karen

Thanks for the positive feedback. It gives us encouragement to keep posting.

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Sat Feb 24, 2024 4:13 pm

You got 'em eating out of your hand...