A video of a man being mock charged in Rossland comes just as Rossland-Trail WildSafeBC reported that grizzly bear bluff charged someone walking on Railway Avenue in Rossland on Thursday (Sept. 2).
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She advises locals to carry bear spray and know how to use it.
As well, Shypitka reminds the public to lock doors to their homes, sheds and cars at all times, remove bird feeders and pick all fruit from trees.
Keep garbage and compost secure and never put trash out early on garbage day.
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sa国际传媒淪tudies and experience have shown that this preventative approach is the best way for communities to stay safe and wildlife to stay wild.sa国际传媒�
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