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Most confrontations can be deescalated thru dialogue. Talk it out, listen to the bear's side, remember you're in his habitat. And here's a tip you probably haven't heard before...if you come across a mama bear with her cub...pick the cub up and cuddle it. Shows you care and aren't a threat.
Related to this, remember the episode of Mantracker with two birdbrains near Grand Cache? They were using bear spray in the same manner as bug spray, coating their clothing with the capsicum spray.
1st Round house kick to the face.
2nd Elbow drop to the top of the head.
3rd While the bear is dazed, have a buddy put it in a full nelson while You work the mid section with a left hook and a straight right, finish with an uppercut or a flying knee.
If that didn’t finish the bear off, You’re F##ked and will likely be bear $h#t in a few hours. But get it on video so at Your funeral Your friends and family can say You went out in style.
In a true wilderness setting, sleep with your food in the tent. Bears respect caches that are defended and assume that food away from your campsite is a cache you either abandoned or aren't confident enough to defend from him.
Besides, if the bears eat your food and don't kill you you might starve to death anyway.
When you first expect to have a bear near by you need to act first.
Step 1. immediately go out on the nearest frozen body of water. You need to cut a hole in the ice roughly the size of the bear or slightly bigger just incase.
Step 2. Sprinkle the pee's around the edge of the hole.
Step 3. Find good spot close by to hide.
Step 4. When the bear gets there to take a pee....
Quickly run up behind and kick him in the 'icehole'..... (a$$hole)