Day/date: Friday, September 12, 1986

                     FIELD INCIDENT REPORT
Log number: 86-12
Date/time of incident: 9/10, 6 p.m.       Date/time received: 9/12, 1 p.m.
Park: Grand Teton                         Location: Near south entrance to Yellowstone
Reported by: Carolyn Kershaw, RAD/RMRO    Phone(s): FTS 776-8641
Received by: Walt Dabney, RAD/WASO        Phone(s): 343-4874
Follow up:                                Phone(s):
Summary:
Mr. M.T.P., an employee with Yellowstone concessioner, was hiking by
himself and was seen twice trying to cross the Snake River at 6 p.m. on
the 10th. His body was found the next day, face down in the river, a
quarter mile south of the park's south entrance. The victim was
exceptionally unstable and subject to seizures. He wasn't reported
missing because he was hiking solo and was a new employee with no
acquaintances in the area.

Visitors involved:
Name                          Address             DOB or age
M.T.P.                  Williams, Minnesota       8/13/52


                     FIELD INCIDENT REPORT
Log number: 86-13
Date/time of incident: 9/11, 3 p.m.    Date/time received: 9/12, p.m.
Park: Glacier                          Location: Just below Granite Park Chalet
Reported by: Carolyn Kershaw, RAD/RMRO Phone(s): FTS 776-8641
Received by: Walt Dabney, RAD/WASO     Phone(s): 343-4874
Follow up:                             Phone(s):
Summary:
Mr. J.B. and Ms. P.D. were hiking a trail in the park when they came
around a corner and surprised a grizzly. The bear attacked both hikers,
moving back and forth from one to the other, then left. J.B. had both
arms broken and flesh shredded from the arms; P.D. suffered punctures
and scratches and also had flesh shredded from one leg. They were able
to walk to help, and both were in shock. They were evacuated to
Kalispell Hospital.

Visitors involved:
Name                          Address            DOB or age
J.B.                      Lake Placid, N.Y.      26
P.D.                      Kingston, N.Y.         23