Backlash after hunter feeds meat to a black bear

Backlash after hunter feeds meat to a black bear

August 8, 2019 5:36 pm MST.

Taking a selfie with a bear, or feeding one in the wild, might look adventurous but experts say it’s not safe for yourself and others. Rachelle Elsiufi reports.

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