John Hayden from Kraken, Mascot Buoy accused by Grizly Bear while fishing in the wild scene

The seemingly unpopular marine hunting in Alaska.

Seattle Krakin and the amulet of the amulet, the buoy dwarf, was in a marina for a societal partnership Matthew The accusation was charged with Buoy and Co..

The team was in Anchorage Fly Fishing in Broks Fols as part of the annual partnership trip with Bristol Bay, which brings hockey and community participation to the fans in Alaska.

“Every year we try to do something special and unique in Alaska,” Kraken Marketing Director Melissa Oberuchta has released the event to Komo News. “Two years ago, we took the buoy on a small ice helicopter flight, in the past years, we hunting fish in Marsa. But this year, we were like, let’s fly fishing in Broks Fols.

“Creative Brooks Fols. If you see a picture of a bear hunting salmon in his mouth, it is usually in Brooks Fols.”

Well, these bears were definitely chasing salmon while Kraken was in the city.

The team was filming “experimental content” from Buoy and Kaken striker John Heiden in Alaska’s stunning wilderness, when the bear gave the team different content than they expected.

Hunting the buoy and Hayden in the river, where they were chasing suddenly from behind.

Fishing evidence alerted the entire crew when they all started leaving the water – but the gray bear started moving and rushing to the group.

The bear may have been interested in roaming more than others, as it was drawn to its strange appearance.

“I want to blame her on the buoy. They were very interested in his entire appearance. We got out of it well, but it was a close call.”

As Hayden said, it was not more than just an invitation, although it was a recreation.

“No one was hunting or bears in making, always respected wildlife in their natural habitats,” and published the official X page for Buoy.