Wyoming Bears

As the holidays approach, consider practical gifts that truly resonate with your loved ones’ passions—like bear spray for the outdoor lovers among us.

With bear monitoring set to kick off, Wyoming's wilderness is buzzing with activity. Those planning outdoor fun this weekend should definitely stay bear-aware.

That awkward moment where you're out in nature and you see a swimming hole that you can jump in and cool off during the warm Wyoming summer. You work on your best cannonball, and splash! 10 points, for sure.

I would say, excuse my pun, but I'm not sorry.

There's something about stopping by an 'all you can eat' restaurant to fill up on energy, that's exactly what bears are doing right now.

Grizzly #399 knows how to keep the spotlight on her family, by playing in traffic.

In Wyoming, coming in contact with a bear is a possibility. There are certain things you can say and do to try and send the bear away.

Seems we only hear bad and troublesome news about Grizzly Bear 863 ("Felicia") from Togwotee Pass in the Bridger-Teton National Forest.

The circle of life happens routinely in the Yellowstone Ecosystem and usually only the strong survive.

During tourist seasons, being able to see wildlife is always exciting for the adventure seekers, but they are putting the bears lives in jeopardy.

Why? Because it wanted to. This video is a chance encounter for this float trip. While mid-stream, they came across a bear swimming across the Snake River.