Camper bitten by bear in southern Colorado recalls moment it "came crashing" into tent
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Kathleen Baran will be fine, thanks very much for asking, despite a black bear chomping down on her arm through her tent wall near South Fork, and having to unclamp the marauder’s jaws by punching it in the face.
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What happened
Kathleen Baran will be fine, thanks very much for asking, despite a black bear chomping down on her arm through her tent wall near South Fork, and having to unclamp the marauder’s jaws by punching it in the face.
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