Repawts

01/13/2023

Alaskan roof racks

10/13/2022

We have Drive-Thru everything in Alaska.

Some roadside entertainment on Hillside, Anchorage today.

07/27/2022

A big Brown Bear posted on the Repawts App today in Breckinridge, Colorado.

Welcome to our Repawters in Colorado!

07/08/2022

A very sad outcome for this whole situation in Centennial Park.

4 bears killed by Fish and Game after taking food from tents in the homeless camps in Centennial Park, Anchorage.

📷 ADN

06/25/2022

A great article by Kodiak Photo Workshop about How to Stay Safe in Bear Country featuring our Repawts app.

Thanks for featuring us!

Whether you're planning a backcountry photo trip, want to mountain bike ride, being bear aware (and moose) is a no-brainer. Repawts app helps you stay safe, by reporting sightings in real time.

06/12/2022

Cat fights off a Coyote in Texas.

Coyotes are a big problem in some areas for pet owners. Repawts is here help spread safety alerts.

06/08/2022

An Alaskan traffic jam in Eagle River. 😍

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06/07/2022

🐎🐎🐎🐎…….🐻

A grizzly chasing a pack of wild horses in Alberta.

Another reminder of how fast bears are!

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06/01/2022

A Mama Moose chases off Grizzly in Montana.

There’s more to the story of course. This footage was after the Grizzly had already taken one of her calves and she was protecting the remaining one.

📹: Twitter

05/26/2022

⚠️ Moose Calving Season ⚠️

Moose calving season is upon us. It’s a beautiful time of year and you might have been lucky enough to witness a newborn. But it’s also one of the most dangerous times of the year for wildlife encounters.

There have been many reports of protective and aggravated moose charging and attacking people on trails in Kincaid and Hillside in the last week.

Stay alert for areas reported to have protective cows, give them space.

05/21/2022

A small snapshot of the wildlife that Repawters have posted this week on the Repawts app.

# moose

05/12/2022

Our hearts go out to the the family who have suffered the tragedy at JBER yesterday.

State Trooper officials have released information that a group of three soldiers stumbled across a brown bear den while mapping out a training site. One soldier was knocked down and one attacked by the sow. The soldier tragically later died of the injuries.

The incident occurred around midday on Tuesday May 10 in a location west of the Anchorage Regional Landfill.