Alaskan Bush People’s Bear Brown posts terrifying photo of tree on fire after flames destroyed family’s $1.6M property
ALASKAN Bush People’s Bear Brown posted a terrifying photo of a tree on fire after flames destroyed his family’s $1.6 million WA property.
Bear, 31, took to Instagram to share evidence of the vicious wildfires that ravaged their North Star Ranch and killed at least 15 people in Washington, Oregon, and California.
Bear documented the Browns’ shocking experience on social media, showing the after effects of the frightening blaze.
One image shows the ABP star shoveling through the smoking debris and in another, a smoldering tree filled with still-burning embers can be seen.
The shocking images come after emergency services found 10 bodies in Northern California this week, while five others succumbed to the blaze in ORE and Bear’s home state, reports said
Earlier this week, Bear – whose ex-fiancee Raiven Adams gave birth to their son, River, in March – put himself in the thick of a wildfire flames.
He posed in the woods near his family’s home as the fire raged behind him, holding a wooden pole and documenting just how dangerous the fires in the Okanogan County were.
Last Sunday, the promo for the upcoming season of Alaskan Bush People showed the terrifying footage of the massive wildfire that destroyed the Brown family’s home.
Bear shared a post on Instagram, urging people to “check out new episodes of Alaskan Bush People,” which prove just how frightening the fires were.
“To see what’s been going on in the new season and to see exclusive footage of the wildfire that has swept through our mountain! It’s been CRAZY!” he wrote.
In August, the famous North Valley Ranch that is the center of the Discovery Channel series was “destroyed” after a large blaze tore through their property in the Washington mountains.
The network teased the scary scene that was captured on camera as the Wolf Pack learned they had just “minutes to evacuate.”
“Three weeks ago, a massive wildfire broke out near the Brown’s property,” the ABP narrator said as the dramatic incident was shown. “With North Star ranch in its path, the Wolf Pack had just minutes to evacuate.”
Bear, who had recently shared a picture of himself covered in soot, is then shown looking horrified as he filmed himself sprinting through the charred woods.
The out of breath dad-of-one appeared stunned as he tried to escape the dangerous area.
Several intense shots are then shown of the land up in smoke as it gets doused with red powder from emergency helicopters.
Bear’s younger sister, Snowbird, 25, is shown breaking down in tears as the blaze rages on the crisped hillside behind her
In a later clip, she sobbed in the car with 17-year-old sister Rain as they sped down the street trying to get to safety.
On August 19, the Palmer Fire in Okanogan County had burned over 6,000 acres of land and evacuated more than 85 houses, according to local reports.
“We suffered a devastating lose yesterday, a fire swept through our mountain, our home!” Bear shared in a devastating Instagram post, confirmed the ranch was lost to the flames.
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In early 2019, Billy and Ami Brown, relocated from their Alaskan home to North Star Ranch in the Washington state wilderness along with their seven children.
According to The Inquisitr, the famous family put their beloved 29-acre “Browntown” home on the market in November 2019 for $795,000.
The TV personality’s kids – Matt, Bam, Bear, Gabe, Noah, Bird, and Rain – were all born and raised in the Alaska residence.