I highly doubt that the bear bit her, it may have shoved it's snout up against her ass but there was no bite. I have 4 bears that are habituated to my property with 2 of them more tame than a dog, whenever they eat out of my hand very rarely do I feel their teeth, one time my big bruin and I were having a tugging match over a rubber boot that I had near the garage and he didn't have a good enough grip and I got it away from him, but he sat and watched me put it on and when I stood up he grabbed my foot because he saw that I let go of the boot and he pulled it right off my foot and I had to chase him all over the lawn to get it back, eventually he lost interest and dropped it on the grass.. I've got 2 puncture holes near the toe.
I highly doubt that the bear bit her, it may have shoved it's snout up against her ass but there was no bite. I have 4 bears that are habituated to my property with 2 of them more tame than a dog, whenever they eat out of my hand very rarely do I feel their teeth, one time my big bruin and I were having a tugging match over a rubber boot that I had near the garage and he didn't have a good enough grip and I got it away from him, but he sat and watched me put it on and when I stood up he grabbed my foot because he saw that I let go of the boot and he pulled it right off my foot and I had to chase him all over the lawn to get it back, eventually he lost interest and dropped it on the grass.. I've got 2 puncture holes near the toe.
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