Title: Sleazy knock-off of Stephen Herrero's classic Bear Attacks
Review: There's no question Shelton has a lot of experience with bears, and his provocative thoughts on bear/human relations make this book well worth reading . . . nevertheless, I'm skeptical about the accuracy of some bear tales he reports: p.121-122, a hunter startles a female girzzly with three cubs "70 feet away." According to the hunter, the "sow rose upright onto her hind legs . . .all four bears ran uphill straight towards me . . . the she-bear, still on her hind legs, passed the cubs in the process . . . until she was three feet away."When pigs fly. Cubs on all fours would run at least 20 mph. A mature female on her hind legs couldn't cover 4 miles a year. This kind of nonsense and drivel hurts Shelton's credibility.
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