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Originally Posted by Jeff Higgins
Bullshyte. Sheer and utter bullshyte. You have no idea what my background is.
This has been a lifetime passion of mine, Randy. I would put my knowledge of North American game species up against yours any farkin' day of the week. And I have been out there with them, hunting them and observing them for damn near 40 years, first hand, up close and personal. ... You are flat ass wrong.
In my very first post on this matter, I was careful to say the superior number of black bear attacks on humans over those from grizzly bears may be due to proximity.
And no, Mr. "Research", grizzlies are no longer listed as "endangered" in the vast majority of their range. Not even "threatened" in most of it, as a matter of fact. Internationally, they aren't even on the watch list anymore. Their recovery in the late 20th / early 21st centuries has been astonishing. You must have missed that in your "research".
So, no, no confusion here, Randy. Not on my side. ..
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Your profile says you are an engineer - why not stick to that?
You are way off base about virtually everything above - but HEY since you had to learn some simple math & lookup tables, and have killed some wildlife, I am
sure you know a lot more than all the experts in the area.
You know nothing about grizzly recovery - and are probably not even aware that their major food source for winter is in severe decline. You likely even think they hibernate. They don't.
Looking at your postings, it is clear that you don't your azz from a hole in the ground.
So, Get off your high horse -- if you can figure out what a horse is.