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Some people gave direct answers to the question, then the jokes appeared and an interesting pattern emerged.

In case you haven't heard, according to an FWP expert the "hip strip bear" is back in Missoula, and he was even spotted at the University of Montana. I've decided to name him "Barry." Aren't I creative? Anyway, here's what we suspect Barry was up to on his lil campus visit...

It wasn't even a punishment for the show!

Oh Snap!! A hunter gets attacked by a bear while hunting. You will not believe how this video ends. I was totally not expecting this! Wowza!

Bears are popping up all over the place in Montana, but no one expected to see one wandering the halls of Bozeman High School.

Hamilton Middle School went into lock down mode this morning, October 7, because of a bear. According to FWP Wildlife Management Specialist Jamie Jonkle, the incident is due to a bear cub that climbed an apple tree near the school. Children were not allowed outside for recess and were escorted from building to building during classroom changes...

More information has been released about the bear attack that occurred Sunday afternoon west of Kalispell, which sent an elderly woman to the hospital.

Whoever said beer was just for humans was dead wrong, according to a recent story out of Baker Lake, Washington.

Can't a bear enjoy a beer? I guess not after watching the following surveillance footage. A bear in Juneau Alaska tried making a stop at the local bar for a drink, but was immediately asked to leave.

Statistics show that we here in Western Montana are likely to have an encounter with a bear. What do you do if you happen to run into one? See a short instructional video on how to handle a close encounter.

A 66 year old man got into a fist fight with a black bear, and won. After being woken up by the sound of a pet goat in distress, Henry Ostrander of Valle Escondido, New Mexico found a black bear attacking his goat. Needless to say “the gloves came off.”

Searching for elk isn't easy. Hunters spend days on end scanning the treelines and brush for a glimpse of brown or tan. Spotting an elk is the first step to bagging an elk. Once spotted, some hunters use calls simulating an elk to try and lure elk out in the open. The only issue is, humans are not the only predators hunting.