Backpacker Shoots, Kills Grizzly In Alaska Park

Backpacker shoots, kills grizzly in Alaska park

A backpacker shot and killed a grizzly bear with his handgun in Alaska's Denali National Park, officials said. Alaska - Denali National Park and Preserve - National park - Grizzly Bear - United States

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