Officially known as Bear No. 122, The Boss is considered to be the toughest and most dominant grizzly bear in the Bow Valley region.
“He’s kind of a guy who to a certain extent, is really leading the grizzly bear population in Banff,” said Bantle, who has a background in biology.
“He’s managed to eke out a living in a lot of places where, unfortunately, grizzly bears end up being killed due to human disturbance. He’s a bear that’s navigated the Banff Lake Louise area and lived a long life.”Article content
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