
The hunter called the Fremont County Sheriff’s Office as soon as he was able to report the incident.

A hiker was injured in a bear attack near Squirrel Creek in Fremont County on Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 30.

On the afternoon of Sept. 16, a male, age 29, sustained injuries from a bear while hiking on the Turbid Lake Trail, located northeast of Mary Bay in Yellowstone Lake.

A 34-year-old, female hiker was injured by a brown colored bear on Wednesday, at approximately 3:15 pm at Lake Janet in Glacier National Park.

A bear has been euthanized after exhibiting agressive behavior toward people in an area near the Montana-Canada border.

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