Grizzly Country

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Grizzly Country

Season 9 Episode 30 | 52m 42s | CC

A look at the life of Alaska's giant bears in relation to the people who share their territory: hunters, goldminers, and hikers. Cameraman Joel Bennett has lived for years in Alaska. As a member of the Alaska Fish and Game Commission, he is keen to persuade people that bears are not the murderous predators of popular imagination.

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