I don ' t have to look , I remember from history lessons , kid . The important thing here you are attempting to say the south won him the election . It did not . The big hit came from MI , OH , PA . <| sep |> You forgot shootout <| sep |> Bruma needs to learn how and when to pass <| sep |> So about a month ago my friend and I were on an elk hunt in Colorado , it was our last day and we had hiked WAY up into the mountains to try and find some . Didn ' t really succeed but we stayed up there until the sun went down . After it got dark we started hiking along this ridge above the meadow we were in . As we approached the tree line we noticed two red eyes in the timber we had headlamps on , watching us . I ' d never seen red eyeshine before , and it wasn ' t tall enough to be a bear , so we both kind of knew what it was . As we were stopped and talking about it , it starts approaching us . We start yelling at it , I take my vest apart and hold it out to make myself look bigger . It had no fear of us whatsoever , it just kept walking toward us . I got my sidearm out for my friend and got out the rifle . When my friend chambered a bullet in the glock , that ' s when it finally stopped . It had started from about 100 feet away and stopped about 15 feet away , where we could see its outline . Absolutely no fear whatsoever . When it stopped we charged at it , we were going to run right up to it and shoot it . At that point , it jumped way off to the side , but sat down and continued to watch us , making no move to leave . At that point it was out of our way it had pretty much been directly blocking the trail so we slowly walked around it , but it kept watching us . I thought it was going to come after us as we walked away from it we still had 4 or 5 miles to go back to camp but eventually we made it to a pretty open field and it stopped following us . Won ' t forget the feeling of walking away and expecting to be attacked at any second , wasn ' t too worried though since I had an aluminum framed pack that extended past my head and neck , I figured it could only go for my legs , and my friend could come back with her pistol and shoot it . It never came after us again but it was the most intense wildlife encounter I ' ve ever had . I ' ve had a lot of solo encounters with bears and moose , many of which had babies with them , but never something like that . I also had just finished up 6 months of volunteer research that required me to hike at night multiple times a month . I had always felt safe hiking in the dark with another person , and convinced that predators will leave 2 people alone , but not anymore . I bought a handgun and won ' t hike or trail run without it ever again .