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We're walking, I got a group of people and you know you're making noise, you're

doing the same bare safety protocols that the last good apartment efficient

game gives you on their handout. We're following the rules. So we're going

through these alders and I was just kind of joking around and I go here kitty

kitty kitty kitty kitty kitty just you know making noise it doesn't matter

what you say you're just making noise. Meet Drew Hamilton. Drew's a bare viewing

guy based out of Homer Alaskan and I don't know if it was related to that or it

was just dumb chance but in the alders two large male bears getting a fight

with each other and we can't see him and so I go shoot that sucks and right as

that's happening this other male bear crest the hill in front of us like he's

coming on the trail towards us and so I'm kind of looking in the alders and then I

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