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2026-09-14 20:02
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Alaska moose hunter remarkably survives bear attack: ‘Glad I blacked out’
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Alaska moose hunter miraculously survives ambush brown bear attack, says he 'blacked out'
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A moose hunter remarkably survived a bear attack in Alaska – saying he was “glad” he blacked out while the animal went about its rampage. Gavin Haakenson walked away from the Sept. 2 attack with just a bruised shoulder and a ripped coat — but no broken bones. He and his hunting pal, Ethan Yeager,...
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Gavin Haakenson was charging a brown bear from 10 feet away near Alaska's Killey River when his friend's pistol shots saved him from the attack.
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