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dewey02
Jan 18, 2015Explorer II
Matt_Colie wrote:
We were there late last summer. I had hoped to drag an aged Tracker out there, but it didn't want to go. If I had had it, I would have put the top down and driven all over the park. The only thing you would have to be careful about is leaving anything like food in it. Fishing Bridge does not allow soft campers. We saw elk and bison up close. (Got stuck in two bison jams.) Also saw wolves, but not up close and did not see any bears at all.
Drag the Jeep.
Matt
To the OP: No need to be worried about wolves.
Wolf-human attacks are almost non-existant. Something like 3 in 50 years.
I live in N. Minnesota. Lots of wolves here (more than anywhereelse in lower 48) and no-one is afraid to go out in the woods because of wolves. If you are talking about a soft top vehicle, you clearly will not be going into the back country with it. Just follow the parks rules and as others have warned about food, and you will be fine.
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