US EditionA Grizzly Stole My Client's Elk, Then Treed Me for Seven Hours
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A Grizzly Stole My Client's Elk, Then Treed Me for Seven Hours
This story, “Footrace with a Grizzly,” appeared in the May 1955 issue of Outdoor Life. Two of my brothers, Gene and Wendell, and I had guided six elk hunters from Cleveland into the mountains 30 miles from our home ranch on the north fork of the Blackfoot, in western Montana. We were camped on Danaher Creek, at the head of the south fork of the Flathead. That’s prime game country. It was September, but snow had come early and the ground was stil…
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