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Excerpt #1
On Friday, June 11th, 2021, a couple we will refer to as Jennifer and Jake had planned a romantic camping trip together. Jake and Jennifer drove to the parking lot at the Upper Skilak Lake Campground and packed their supplies into their kayaks. They brought with them a very thorough first aid kit, bear spray, and an air horn. They decided they should look outside the tent door and see what it was that was creeping around them.
Just as they peered out of a crack in their tent flap, they could see a huge round bear head come into their view, and it was growing quickly. They realized the bear was charging toward them, and they had nowhere to go. As they retreated from the open tent flap they could feel the overwhelming power of the bear slam into them and press them to the cool ground beneath the tent fabric.
The tent material acted as a trap to them and held them in place for the bear as it took turns attacking Jake, and then Jennifer and Jake once again. Given it was dark, and the campers were covered in tent fabric the bear had no idea what part of its victims it was clawing or biting. But, it didn’t matter as whatever it could get into its mouth was bitten and whatever it could strike with its claws was tattered.
The darkness of the night and the added obstruction of the tent complicated any retreat the campers would try to make. The brown bear was attacking them for a matter of only a few seconds, but it seemed like much longer. By the time the bear left their tent, Jake had severe puncture wounds on his legs and arms. Some of his wounds went so deep into his muscle tissue that his legs were not completely functional. Jennifer was somehow less battered but had several gashes and punctures in her legs and arms as well.
Excerpt #2 Gamboa
On Sunday, May 18th, 2014, A husband and wife, Jacob and Jessica Gamboa, were stationed on Elmendorf and decided to go to the trail system on the north part of the base for a run together. Jacob was assigned to Elmendorf to the 4th Infantry Brigade Airborne Combat Team, in the 25th Infantry Division. Jessica rounded a brushy and blind corner in the trail and glanced up to see a brown bear cub just off the trail she was traveling.
Jessica could see a huge sow brown bear galloping toward her.
As the sow approached her Jessica put her hands out in front of her as a sign of submission to the sow. She then turned her back slightly toward the bear just before being shoved by both of the sow’s paws onto her face.
Jessica knew she couldn’t possibly fight off this bear and had hoped that playing dead would end this confrontation before too much damage was done to her. The sow straddled her as she lay on the ground bit into her buttocks and lifted Jessica completely off the ground. While being carried, Jessica had fleeting thoughts of meeting her death and longed to see her son. She was carried about ten feet across the trail toward where the cubs were located.

Excerpt #3 Matthew Sutton
Sutton suddenly heard something moving toward him through the dense brush. Whatever it was began to pick up its speed as it approached him. Only about thirty yards from Sutton emerged a young brown bear at full gallop and closing on him fast.
Sutton estimates to be one second, the bear had closed the distance between itself and the hunter. Sutton was hoping it was just an alarmed bear demonstrating its power with a bluff charge. By the time the bear emerged from the brush he knew it wasn’t bluffing. Its eyes were fixed on Sutton and at only a few yards the bear leapt through the air, with its paws outstretched and its mouth wide open.
Just before the bear impacted him, Sutton turned away slightly. The bear slammed into him and drove him into the ground. An immense pressure on the back of his neck, drove pain streaking through his body. He felt his feet leave the ground as the 250 pound juvenile brown bear lifted him completely off the ground as it stood to full height.
Sutton’s mind was racing as he flailed his arms and legs as a reaction to the terror and pain. The brown bear tossed its head back and forth, beating Sutton on the branches of plants near them. His body was contorted and bent in painful ways, just before his survival training kicked in.
Forcing himself to go limp and stop resisting the attack, Sutton was driven into the ground face first by the bear. He could feel the pressure of a massive bear paw in the middle of his back, pushing the air from his lungs, as the bear raked him repeatedly with its other paw.

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