In addition, an activist group claims a second hunter, too, has agreed to refrain from killing a bear
The nature photographer was one of only a handful selected for a chance to tag a grizzly. (iStock)
A nature photographer in Wyoming has snagged one of only 10 new hunting licenses issued by the state’s Game and Fish Department following the state’s decision to allow the hunting of grizzly bears, but he isn’t planning on shooting any. Not with a gun, at least.
Tom Mangelsen, a critic of Wyoming’s new hunting initiative, learned he had obtained one of the state’s coveted licenses on Thursday, after drawing a No. 8 on an issuance list, the Associated Press reported. He was one of only up to 10 hunters to be allowed a chance to kill a grizzly during the hunt.
MONTANA WILDLIFE OFFICIALS RECOMMEND AGAINST GRIZZLY HUNT
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Exposing the Big Game 
This is so great, just think of the life of a bear he is directly saving. Not to mention his presence in the field might save others.