In the fall, when bears are eating everything prior to hibernating, are there more bear attacks? I live near Yellowstone, so there are plenty of bears, and there is no hunting (in the park). So, I'm trying to avoid stories about increased numbers of people out and about while hunting, or gut piles attracting bears. I guess I'm asking if the bears are more predations in the fall... ? (The animal I regularly have a problem with are bison--they seem to think the grass tastes best right under the food pole.). Thanks for any insight.
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