He loves them.But just a matter of time before they kill him.

He loves his bears. They love him as much as they can being that they are wild animals. Now his state has convicted him of doing what he loves to do.
After nearly a year of legal wrangling, Charlie Vandergaw, who for 20 years fed and coexisted with the bruins at his Mat-Su cabin, has pleaded guilty to eight counts of intentionally feeding game.Charlie Vandergaw has been coexisting with bears this way for the last 20 years, and he wants to be left alone. That is not likely to happen now that the state is using a beefed-up law to prosecute Vandergaw for feeding bears.
Long unhappy with Charlie Vandergaw's intimate relationship with wild Alaska bears, state authorities are moving to put his Bear Haven out of business. Vandergaw has already been cited for feeding bears, but the charges levied against him next could go much farther.

Charlie Vandergaw - Alaska 'Bear Man Mat-Su 'bear man' pleads guilty to charges of feeding game