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1:41Now PlayingA 15-year-old Colorado girl's sharpshooting skills may have saved her family from an intruder-- of a different kind. Rose Hill-- who is now known as "Grizzly Rose"-- grabbed her shotgun and took out a bear that broke into her family's Park County home just in time.
Rose tells FOX 31 Denver she was inside the house when she heard loud noises coming from the garage.
"All I heard was just crazy, everything was being thrown, hit, messed with, rattled around-- it was just insane," Rose said. "Either someone's in the garage, someone's trying to break in-- or its an animal."
Her third guess, as it turns out, was dead on. As she looked a little further, her dogs leapt through the giant, bear-made hole left behind in the garage door.
"I was like, by God-- something broke in!" Rose recalled.
That's when Rose came running with a pair of shotguns. She fired at the huge bear once, and then again and again.
"Then I grabbed this gun really quick, and he was going and going. I ran and ran, then I just got down like this-- then I shot him three more times."
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