‘Bearking’ news!

  In almost every other circumstance, the unexpected arrival of the canine unit on your doorstep is never a good thing.  However, when the supernatural magic of a coastal grey wolf appears like a ghost from behind the emerald veil … Continue reading →

                                              It’s been nearly two years since Defensive Tackle Cedar (see photo) was drafted from the farm team … Continue reading →

                      You read that right!  A massive naval force of Oncorhynchus gorbuscha have without warning risen from the sea and ambushed the tributaries of Knight Inlet.  Equally surprising as it … Continue reading →

    Despite what some media outlets may have you believe, 85% of the diet of the grizzly bear is vegetation, NOT human flesh!  Given this, it’s strange to note that grizzly bears are actually very inefficient at processing vegetable … Continue reading →

    Seriously??!!  The ink hadn’t even yet dried on last week’s report, when lo and behold who should stagger out of the rain forest with cubs dangling from her teats but our very own Lenore.  According to the Canadian … Continue reading →

                        Well, well, well.  Look what the cat dragged in?!  Yes, paparazzi from around the world have had their shutters clicking as of late capturing rather unflattering images of … Continue reading →

Just when you think things couldn’t get any stranger, the plot has thickened!  Last week the tabloids reported that Lenore had all but abandoned her beautiful babes, Sitka and Cedar, leaving them to their own devices while she pursued late … Continue reading →

    That’s right! You heard it here first. Lenore has made an untimely exit to stage left, leaving her defenceless twins to fend for themselves while she instead entertains the company of an elusive but otherwise tall, dark and … Continue reading →

We are Tide Rip Grizzly Tours after all, but there are other even more mysterious predators lurking in the forest and as of late we’ve been very fortunate to have had some truly incredible sightings.  Point in case, the large … Continue reading →