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To: Stitch who wrote (5092)	7/8/1998 2:45:00 AM
From: Snowshoe	Respond to of 9980

Stitch, "OT" It was not a terribly deep chute, and I was able to crawl off to one side. I had been carried off course by the slide, and had to bushwack through a lot of alders on the lower slopes. My pack and gun were cached on the valley floor, but luckily I met no bears in the darkening twilight. After I picked up my gear I hiked down to a smaller lake to camp for the night. I was on that wild, lonely, God-forsaken mountain for eleven hours, and I still shake in my boots when I think about it. Here's a bear story for you... A friend of mine was fishing alone up on Montana Creek one day when he heard crashing noises in the nearby brush. A cow moose and her calf burst out a dozen feet away from him, with a big ol' griz in hot pursuit. The bear grabbed the calf in its jaws and gave it a mighty shake, then turned and ran back into the brush with it. Now that's what I call scary! Regards, Greg