I've been following this on a CO hunting facebook group page and there are some very concerning factors that may lead to dirty play.

Officials gained access to their Garmin and tracked the GPS pins. The two had hiked their equipment out and back to their car, which was located at the trail head with everything except their bows. Strange was the amount of time and dropped pins in a meadow along the route back to their car. The pings continue and show them back at their car where the garmin was turned off and the pings stop.

A HUGE speculation among people watching this is that they may have encountered thieves breaking into their car when they got back from their final trip of packing out gear. Again, that is a HUGE speculation but makes sense.

link has their GPS cords

https://www.facebook.com/bridget.murphy.910716/posts/122240111360163661?__cft__[0]=AZXBVt1f4mfznXp97tO4vA3eYXYccOi-G6cS0g990wMb2uXZ9ratZcBiM3gRI1TwinDvCtKbOgPrwTTfZe5kwwWDdvftpOIN3-qVPZDC-xFFfp2EHu8-xnTFHQqAKECbfKtQB8xdtWBk-hsPtYMCfHYzHSnrQi70FVy1OEXbwHXR8dvMIIs59lzivTtNtHbVeJT-oXpKq0LEZfOpNByzL640dI6GAtOphRxrQjjTM7nbbA&__tn__=-UK-R

The South Sand Juan Wilderness does have Grizzles ED Wiseman killed a pregnate sow a few years ago. He and his client were attacked after killing a cow elk. ED killed the Bear with a arrow pulled from the bow quiver . Quite a story !