Casey Anderson

Grizzly Bear Expert

Casey is a professional who has raised Brutus since birth. Even so, Casey says he’s still “100% grizzly.” Respect wildlife and play it safe: stay at least 100 yards from bears at all times.

“The United States has many special places but Montana I feel is wilder than any place in the lower 48 states. There are intact ecosystems. there are places that have been what they are for thousands of years. You can't deny that when you're here, you feel it. ”

— Casey Anderson

A native Montanan, Casey was introduced to the natural world at an early age and continues to thrive there. He's built his livelihood around communicating that knowledge so that others might understand and appreciate it too. Whether he's hanging with his buddy Brutus (a 900-pound grizzly) at the Montana Grizzly Encounter Center or trekking around with a camera crew for National Geographic he finds himself most at home in the untamed wilderness.

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Places to Stay	Places to Eat	Things to Do
Camp at the Ibex Forest Service Cabin.	Eat at the Pine Creek Lodge and Café.	View wildlife in the Lamar Valley.
Stay at the Holland Lake Lodge.	Have dinner at Chico Hot Springs.	Take in the view from Black Mountain.
	Have a drink at the K-Bar Cafe.	Drive along the Beartooth Highway.
		Ski or hike Trout Creek Canyon.
		Visit the Bob Marshall Wilderness.