clint802

I've seen this one floating around quite a few times.

WhitetailArchery369

thats huge

mnhunter_32

12'6 feet tall at the shoulder? come on people. This is like the tenth version of the same story.

stubblejumper

After a couple of years,I was hoping that this story would finally die off.

lethalconnection

OMG not this story again this thing has been circling the net for like 4 years and the story changes every time i swear.

mjreck21

That thing is huge.

Beartooth375

This bear was about 10'5", and was dispatched rather easily with a .338 Win Mag, requiring only 2 shots to be killed, and 4 more for good measure.

Buckslayer1

Nice bear

ElkNutz

BS story or not that is one big bear! I think If I was to stumble across it. I would be the first man in historyto die ofcomplete lost of bowels.... Hope he enjoyed his dinner.

MinnFinn

Make sure you read the "real story" after the urban legend. Note Ted Winnen was an airman stationed at Eielson Air Force Base near Fairbanks, AK. (More proof military personnel make better hunters!)
http://www.snopes.com/photos/animals/bearhunt.asp

It's a pretty intense description of the events leading up to and his actual shooting of the monster. 10 yards is WAY too close to get to this fella. I've thought about that if you only have a highpower with that has a scope on, would it even be useful trying to site the bear through the scope, if it was coming toward you? Or would you do your best to site along the side of the barrel. Neither is ideal by any means at this close.