Bear Tracks

Some articles on bear, bear tracks, track:

Kenton Joel Carnegie Wolf Attack - Investigation - Private Investigation
... given by Paquet and Walker pointing to a bear culprit ... Upon looking at the photograph showing what Patterson assumed were the bear tracks indicated by Paquet, Patterson noted that the snow in which they occurred was heavily slushed, and that a clear wolf print ... he was uncertain because of his inexperience in track identification ...

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