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Summary: Learn to always check the sign board for warnings about bears to ensure that your camping or hiking excursion is a safe and successful one in this free survival video that teaches you about wildlife biology.
Jordan Pederson earned a bachelor's degree in animal science from BYU, where he later earned a PhD in wildlife biology. During a 36-year career with the Utah Division of Wildlife...read more
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"I'm Jordan Pederson with Expert Village. We're going to talk about when you move into a new area that you're unfamiliar with. Look at the signboards that are placed at the different campgrounds that are placed at the entrance stations. They tell you what wildlife is in the area and any cautions or concerned that you must be aware of. For instance, this sign here say Utah is bear country. All of mountain area in Utah contains black bears. This is what you need to be aware of when you're camping, when you have food out at your camp or at your campsite. Be aware of the signs, which are placed. If you see an area, which says this area closed because of bear activity, be advised of that and do not enter. If a trail is closed because of bear activity, do not enter that area. You're causing danger to yourself, to the people that are with you, and also to the natural resource people that work in the area. Also, you may endanger a bear that would have to be destroyed or removed because you entered into an area which was designated not for your use."
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