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Woman Who Took Close-Up Photos With Grizzly Bear Receives Jail Sentence

A woman has received a jail sentence for getting too up-close-and-personal to a grizzly bear to snap some photos.  On May 10, Samantha R. Dehring, from Carol Springs had a near miss with a grizzly bear at Yellowstone National Park, as the mother bear tried to protect her cubs. The 25-year-old pleaded guilty on Wednesday, …

Yellowstone tourist, 25, is jailed for four days after getting within yards of grizzly bear

Samantha Dehring, 25, was roughly 15 feet away from the grizzly bear and her three cubs at Yellowstone Park as she tried to snap a picture. She will now spend four days in jail.

Possible Year in Jail, $10,000 Fine for Tourist Who Got Too Close to a Grizzly In Yellowstone

Illinois woman charged after disturbing grizzly bear and three cubs

Woman faces charges for Yellowstone bear encounter

Illinois woman who ventured too close to grizzly bear at Yellowstone is cited: report

A Friendly Reminder: Wild Animals Will Still Mess You Up

National Park Service Warns Visitors Not To Push Friends Into Bears | Talk Radio 105.9

By Jason Hall Photo: Getty Images The National Park Service is warning visitors to avoid pushing their friends down in areas with bears around. Park rangers shared a post on the National Park Service's verified Facebook account on Sunday (June 13) detailing what to do if facing a situation in which you get too close to a bear. “If a bear clacks its teeth, sticks out its lips, huffs, woofs, or slaps the ground with its paws, it is warning you that you are too close and are making it nervous,” the National Park Service said in the post. “The bear’s nervous? Heed this warning and slowly back away.”

National Park Service Warns Visitors Not To Push Friends Into Bears | News Radio 1410 AM & 100.9 FM

By Jason Hall Photo: Getty Images The National Park Service is warning visitors to avoid pushing their friends down in areas with bears around. Park rangers shared a post on the National Park Service's verified Facebook account on Sunday (June 13) detailing what to do if facing a situation in which you get too close to a bear. “If a bear clacks its teeth, sticks out its lips, huffs, woofs, or slaps the ground with its paws, it is warning you that you are too close and are making it nervous,” the National Park Service said in the post. “The bear’s nervous? Heed this warning and slowly back away.”

National Park Service Warns Visitors Not To Push Friends Into Bears

By Jason Hall Photo: Getty Images The National Park Service is warning visitors to avoid pushing their friends down in areas with bears around. Park rangers shared a post on the National Park Service's verified Facebook account on Sunday (June 13) detailing what to do if facing a situation in which you get too close to a bear. “If a bear clacks its teeth, sticks out its lips, huffs, woofs, or slaps the ground with its paws, it is warning you that you are too close and are making it nervous,” the National Park Service said in the post. “The bear’s nervous? Heed this warning and slowly back away.”