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Comment on Surviving Bear Attacks: Life-Or-Death Decisions by Harold Mark Littell
["Ben O'Brien"]
Comments for Recoil
The National Park Service advises these outdoor tourists that “using a firearm during a bear attack may only worsen the attack.”
Bear spray holsters or clips are a good idea when you’re hiking in bear country“An injured bear will be more aggressive, especially during a fight,” the official NPS advice continues.
“It’s also harder to hit a charging bear with a firearm rather than bear spray, and a firearm can be dangerous to any hiking partners.
The Park Service asserts that bear spray is “easy to use without much experience, and it’s a highly effective tool for deterring bear attacks.”
In many cases with bear spray, the bear kept coming back.