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Terrified

            I was out foraging mushrooms today and came across this young guy again. I ran into him last year in the same meadow. He’s much bigger than he looks. To get a closer shot, I was working my way to the wood-line on the right. I keep my distance, hide behind trees, so not to disturb him. As I did; a green Nisan SUV was speeding up the road. It stopped quickly when it saw me and the bear. It backed up, pulled forward, backed up again, flashing its headlights, to scare the bear off. This was done intentionally by one of Yosemite’s Mobbing Low-lifes, to prevent me from getting a good picture. This young bear fresh out of hibernation, hungry and feeding on the new deer grass. And, someone terrifies him, just to piss me off. Acts like this are common, when I go out for photography or enjoyment. This is the face of Yosemite’s Mobbing Community. These people have no regard for the wildlife, the impact they have on them or the park.  As long as they can harass their target and spread their hate. 
As I said; I came across this guy last year in the same meadow. There’s a picture of him in my photostream, standing in the deer grass up to his shoulders. I can be pretty stealthy when I need to. I worked into the dark wood-line on the right, last year. I was in the woods working closer to the meadow and the bear. The woods were thick and when I got closer to the meadow, the bear had moved closer to the edge. I came up to a clearing and there he was. I was a bit to close, took a couple quick, blown out shots. He heard the camera, looked up and wasn’t happy. He stared right at me and started swaying, shifting weight from side to side. That’s not a good sign coming from a bear. I started backing up, the woods thick and dark. I moved slowly backwards with my face towards him and snapped a big tree limb. When the limb snapped, it scared up a Great Horned Owl that was feeding on a ground squirrel. It was the loudest owl I’ve ever heard. I nearly shit myself, I may have farted, I don’t know.  I just wanted to get the hell out of there. Yep, I was the one terrified that year.  
Now back to the haters. After the jerk scared the bear off; I went to a couple other areas searching for morel mushrooms. I didn’t find any. When I made it back to the meadow much later; there was another one of Yosemite’s Mobbers setting across the road in a pickup truck. He was there to make sure the bear didn’t return. This bear wasn’t disturbing anyone, just wanted to get a much needed meal. You can see some snow still in the wood-lines, the elevation there is 6175 feet. 
As Yosemite's Mobbing community spreads hate and terror, many brave Americas are finding ways to help those in need, during a Pandemic.
I know my comments are controversial, but real life often is. Many of us know; the truth can be terrifying and is often hidden from the general public.

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Taken on: April 27, 2020

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