Baby Bears

Matt heard that Saturday the Sportsmans Warehouse in Midvale would have 6 bear cubs to come and visit. After he got home from work, we headed to SLC to see the baby bears. We pulled into a packed parking lot and when we walked into the store we were immediately in line. The line to see the cubs went clear out into the space between the 2 double doors. Instead of standing in line, we decided to walk around and see if we could just go see the cubs. We saw the line wind around the cash registers, the shoes, back and forth through the apparel, down around the fishing goods, and then wrap around a few aisles to finally, the bear cubs. I bet that line was a good 2 to 3 hour line. People were standing in that line to hold the cub (there was only one there!) and get their picture taken for $15. Not us.
They had the area where the photos were being taken fenced off, so we just stood outside the fence and looked at the cute little thing. It was much smaller than I imagined. He was the size of a normal-sized cat. He was pretty cute.

Instead of waiting in line for a few hours, I just took a picture of these folks holding the little darling. It was much easier and quicker!

Here is Kendal roaring at the big bear. She was much more interested in this one than the alive one!

Kendal and I played around while Matt shopped. Yes, folks, Matt is a serious Sportsmans Warehouse shopper. He has long lunch breaks and the Sportsmans Warehouse on Riverdale Road in Ogden is pretty close to his work. He is a favorite there I am sure!