I could hear the bones crunching & the flesh tearing while taking this shot.
He didn't want to leave his dinner.
He decided to take his dinner off into the treeline.
Forging a destined dream of paddling 460 miles of the Yukon River, my husband Jake and I constructed the Sundowner with old pontoons and mostly used lumber as a testimony of our devotion to pursue this rugged adventure. In 2011, fate finally sent us venturing north over 3,000 miles into Canada’s Yukon Territory where the Sundowner enabled us to navigate the river, fish, pan for gold, photograph magnificent landscapes & wildlife, write, and play in The Land of the Midnight Sun.
Thursday, June 30, 2011
Dinner Time in the Canadian Rockies
Jake & I were pumped when we spotted this grizzly eating by the side of the road. He took notice of us but continued to eat at first. He then became a bit protective of his food before deciding to take off into the treeline with a morsel.
I could hear the bones crunching & the flesh tearing while taking this shot.
He decided to take his dinner off into the treeline.
I could hear the bones crunching & the flesh tearing while taking this shot.
He decided to take his dinner off into the treeline.
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