Grizzly Behavior

[sammyg2]

Originally Posted by mreid

I remember that story, Sammy. They went looking for him and only found a rib cage.

Whatever ya do, don't go to google images search and type in "Timothy Treadwell eaten".

There is a picture of him several rows down, or at least the story says it's him, and there's lots more than a rib cage left.
Really, really gross. Even iffn it aint timmy it's someone who got all ate up.

Doan do it. I warned ya.

[enzo1]

SOB, Crap....DIDN"T BELIEVE YA!!!

[sammyg2]

Maybe I should tried that reverse psychology stuff.

[Burnin' oil]

Originally Posted by enzo1

SOB, Crap....DIDN"T BELIEVE YA!!!

Ha ha ha. I learned that lesson the hard way. When someone says "don't look," I don't look.

[enzo1]

Originally Posted by sammyg2

maybe i should tried that reverse psychology stuff.

ya think! Ha ha....,man

[enzo1]

Originally Posted by burnin' oil

ha ha ha. I learned that lesson the hard way. When someone says "don't look," i don't look.

too late!!!

[scottmandue]

Originally Posted by Burnin' oil

Ha ha ha. I learned that lesson the hard way. When someone says "don't look," I don't look.

Hold my beer and watch this?

Jeff, that video is totally bogus. Everyone knows grissly's wear briefs not boxers! How dare you try to fool us!

[enzo1]

Originally Posted by recycled sixtie

This is the best bear book I have ever read - Bear attacks, their causes and avoidance by Stephen Herrero. Hurtig Publishers Edmonton/Toronto.
It is certainly worth a read for you outdoor types - camping/hunting/driving in bear country.:

In a fighting(human) situation, information from that book probably saved my life or someone else's one night....highly recommended

[Jeff Higgins]

Originally Posted by scottmandue

Hold my beer and watch this?

Jeff, that video is totally bogus. Everyone knows grissly's wear briefs not boxers! How dare you try to fool us!

Yeah, I know - he didn't have his bunny slippers, either. We all know his feet would get too cold without them.

Just can't trust the internet anymore...

[RWebb]

Originally Posted by recycled sixtie

This is the best bear book I have ever read - Bear attacks, their causes and avoidance by Stephen Herrero. Hurtig Publishers Edmonton/Toronto.
It is certainly worth a read for you outdoor types - camping/hunting/driving in bear country. I cannot understand the number of motorists who leave their cars and stand 20 yards from a grizzly to get a photo as I witnessed last summer near Jasper Alberta. Unbelievable.

I agree, but it is getting somewhat dated. People should read thru the recent research by Tom Smith, now at BYU.

Smith, Tom

Grizzlies are probably headed for extinction, and so are polar bears.

[Jeff Higgins]

Originally Posted by RWebb

Grizzlies are probably headed for extinction, and so are polar bears.

God, I hope not, Randy. There is something really special about being out there with them, even if you don't see them. I've spent many, many a night on the ground, in a tent, in grizzly country. The air seems a little fresher, the birds sing a prettier song, the hills are just a bit greener...