Walk along a mountain stream with a female black bear and her three spring cubs. Laugh at the antics of those pesky offspring of America's most popular mammal. Develop a new respect for an intelligent and integral part of many healthy ecosystems across our land. Wait by a fallen timber as a bear family chooses to sleep and even nurse their young just twenty feet away. Share a backcountry trail with a powerful male bear feasting on berries.
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Ken Jenkins grew up in the Great Smoky Mountains of Tennessee. He developed a love for bears at an early age and has photographed every North American species extensively. Ken has spent over 25 years photographing and observing black bears in his native Great Smoky Mountains of Tennessee. He leads natural history and photography treks into bear country as well as conducting nightly lectures on bears and other mammals in his gallery and nature in Gatlinburg, Tennessee.
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