a. Talk, ring a bell, shake pebbles in a can to let the bear know where you are.
b. Stay alert and look ahead. Bear tracks are unmistakable - a five-toed footprint,
as long as yours, but almost twice as wide.
C. Be ready to pick up everything and leave in 60 seconds. Cook and store food
in bear-resistant containers away from your camp. Don't leave anything be-
hind.
d. Change your route if necessary. Keep your distance all times. Even at 100
yards a bear may begin to feel crowded.
e. You can't outrun a grizzly.
f. Pets are not part of this natural ecosystem and may attract bears.
8. Animals fed by people lose their natural food-finding instincts and their fear of
people.
h. Do not use perfumes or deodarants while hiking. Keep your clothes and
equipment free of food odors.

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