It depends what kind of bear it is. -If it's a griz or brown bear, I would reccommend to climb a tree. Make sure that it's a tree that the bear won't be able to push over, and make sure you're at least 12 or more feet up. -If it's a black bear, lay belly-down on the ground, with your arms over the back of your neck. If it rolls you over, keep rolling until you are on your belly again. If the attack lasts more than 30 to 45 seconds, fight back with whatever you can get your hands on.

Last time I checked, Elk didn't have horns....?

Black and silver spratley or a mudler minnow. Caught some nice rainbows on these two.

I use berkley fireline and it works awesome! The least memory I've ever had. I now have it on all 3 of my rods. Definitely the way to go, and way better than monofilament!

I'd grab a 12 gauge pump. The sound of someone pumping it would be enough to send me running!

.410 definitely!

My 30-30 Marlin. But my dad has an amazing 7 mm magnum and my bro has an awesome 300 mag.