Craig Cloatr, 40, of Livingston, was found dead Thursday after going hiking with a friend the day before – possibly chasing horns – and never showed up at a designated meeting place. Officials did not provide details on where he was found or why they believe a grizzly bear was responsible for his death. The search began Wednesday night with teams on the ground and helicopters concentrating their efforts in the Six Mile Creek area of the Absaroka Mountains, north of Yellowstone National Park. “They broke up sometime later in the morning,” Park County Sheriff Brad Bichler told the Livingston Enterprise. “When the other man returned to their vehicle and his friend was not there, he called us and we started looking.” Officials did not provide details on where Craig Clouatre was found or why they believe a grizzly bear may have killed him. Craig Clouatre moved to Montana, where he met his future wife, Jamie, his father told the Associated Press. Facebook Cluatre moved from his hometown of Massachusetts more than two decades ago to Montana, where he met his future wife, Jamie, and decided to move house, his father told the Associated Press. “It was fine to have a son all the way,” said David Clouatre. “He was a good man, a good, hardworking family man.” With Pose cables
