Bears at Hallo Bay: What do Bears do when they don't fish?

Monday, August 6, 2012

What do Bears do when they don't fish?

They hydrate to get ready to chase those salmon

They rest to conserve energy for catching salmon

They pretend to be a salmon in the creek

All photos courtesy of our camp manager

Brad Garaskky

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HALLO BAY BEAR CAMP

No crowds or neighbors found here, real home style cooking and comfortable heated cabins. We are located in the largest natural concentration of brown (grizzly) bears in Alaska, and rated by the BBC Natural History Unit as one of the top 3 destinations in the world to observe wildlife in a natural setting. We offer between 2 and 7 night stays at our remote property. Tours include meals, lodging, and naturalist guides. Short on time? Take a day trip to see the bears from Homer. We have 26 years of bear viewing/guiding experience.

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