 Bear spray mandatory on popular Banff hiking trail For the first time in a national park, Parks Canada has mandated that until Sept. 15 hikers on the popular Lake Minnewanka Trail in Banff National Park must travel in a tight group of four or more with at least one person must carry bear spray at all timeCommentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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1) Most people who buy bear spray don't actually know how to use it.
2)For those who do, by the time a bear gets close enough to you for the spray to be effective, odds are incredibly good that you're already kibbles.
Better than nothing though, I suppose. It's a small step, but a step nonetheless.
Nice idea but there are a few problems with this.
1) Most people who buy bear spray don't actually know how to use it.
2)For those who do, by the time a bear gets close enough to you for the spray to be effective, odds are incredibly good that you're already kibbles.
Better than nothing though, I suppose. It's a small step, but a step nonetheless.
It was by request of the Bears. They found the humans traveling into the back country lately were a little bland.
People who go into the back country with bear spray should also wear those little bells like you see around Christmas time. That way when the rangers come across piles of poop with bells in them they'll have a better idea of what bear ate you.
The funniest part of that is how much truth it holds!
Who has seen the TV show Blond vs Bear?
Who has zero interest in watching it again?