Early on July 6, 2021, Leah Davis Lokan, 65, of Chico, was mauled after being dragged out of her tent.
The grizzly was what is referred to as a "food-conditioned" bear, meaning it had developed the ability to seek out human food.
Along the banks of the Blackfoot River, which was made well-known by the film "A River Runs Through It," it attacked Lokan.
A 417-pound male grizzly bear broke her neck and severed her spine, according to an autopsy.
Three days after mauling Lokan, the bear was killed while breaking into a chicken coop close to Ovando.
The same grizzly bear that raided another coop hours after the mauling was identified by DNA tests.
Wildlife officials advise campers to take cover in a building or vehicle if a grizzly bear approaches a tent that is occupied.