deluxe log cabins or aboard the 75- foot vessel, Te Pacific Grizzly. Springtime is actually one of
the best times to view the biggest boar Grizzlies as they migrate down to the estuaries to feed on the fresh greens and sedges that grow there. Big boars are normally very reclusive so it is a rare treat to see them when they expose themselves on the tide flats to feed.”Tis is the best time to get uninterrupted photographs of these bears,” says Leonard, “During winter they are in the small little side creeks and much harder to locate and photograph.” “Te old boars graze like cattle on
the tender new chutes while keeping a constant eye on their surroundings,” Leonard explains. “Te Grizzlies sense of smell is incredible and they can smell and see someone easily from a long ways off. But unlike black bears,
which do not see well at all, Grizzlies have very good vision. “Our new Log Cabins at Bella
Coola Grizzly Tours and provide all the comforts and serve as our base- camp for wilderness expeditions. Te Cabins are set into the Timber and are quite private and independent of each other. Each cabin is beautifully finished in Aspen and has its own complete kitchenette with electric stove, oven, refrigerator and microwave, full bathroom facilities and hot showers so you can start fresh day or night. Te Panoramic view of the 8000
foot mountains is spectacular from the large covered sundeck on the front of the Cabins. Te large gable overhang keeps the deck dry and one can sit outside to enjoy the scenery and remain dry even if it is raining. Te Bear and Deer live around the
Resort too so at any time from the front or rear sundeck you could spot wildlife. On occasion a Grizzly or Black bear will wander up through the Ferns and Skunk Cabbage of Fish creek in search of a salmon. You can view them safely from the decks of your cabin.
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