1:18:01
as it has been in Russia, for instance,
and some other locations.
1:18:06
There is some poaching
that occurs for gall bladders
1:18:08
or some bears that
are just killed wantonly
1:18:10
because people don't like them
or they're afraid of them.
1:18:13
But for the most part, here on Kodiak
and on the Alaska peninsula,
1:18:17
it is a very rare occurrence
in the last 20 years.
1:18:21
Despite the statistics,
1:18:23
Treadwell became
increasingly paranoid
1:18:26
about his enemy, the poacher.
1:18:29
And it's gotten to be September,
near October.
1:18:32
It's the time of year
where poachers can come around.
1:18:34
It's time for me to go in my guerrilla-style
camouflage outfit.
1:18:37
Downey still recognizes me
by talking to her. Don't you?
1:18:41
Yeah, I'm the big crazy guy with the...
or the skinny crazy guy
1:18:44
with the camouflage makeup on.
1:18:52
They're armed with pepper spray
and rocks.
1:18:56
In all his video recordings
over the years,
1:19:00
this is Treadwell's closest
encounter with intruders.
1:19:04
I believe the guide is the person
with the camera.
1:19:07
The big camera on the tripod.
There we go. Got a nice close-up of him.
1:19:11
He's the one who threw the rock
at Freckles, the bear.
1:19:15
It's Quincy.
1:19:18
They're throwing rocks at him.
1:19:20
They're throwing rocks
at my Quincy.
1:19:23
They're gonna stone him,
and then they're gonna photograph him.
1:19:34
Oh, that's it!
1:19:36
That's enough of this.
1:19:38
That's... I can... They hit Quincy.
1:19:45
I don't wanna expose myself
to them.
1:19:48
I'm submitting this
as Sunday, August 1.
1:19:52
It is 4:35 and 18 seconds
on this day.