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Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Dahlonega , Georgia
Posts: 15,109
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I don't care how big or small a bear might be , one look at fangs/claws and it has my attention ! A medium size dog can put a hurt on you but they got nothing on a pissed off bear .
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And there you have the example of a big bear. Look at those ears and how small and hidden they are against the big old head! That's 300+ lbs there. And it looks like you need to invest in bear safe trash bins.
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Wildman Emeritus
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Chitown Burbs
Posts: 1,883
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Regulars around my place in NW Whizconsin and should be out roaming and hungry about now. Only issues I have had are a bitten water jug left on a table and a bitten LP tank cover. I pretty much leave nothing remotely edible outside to attract them these days.
Had one drag off 2 Sun Showers at a fly in camp in Manitoba several years ago. I was sleeping in a tent due to the snoring volume inside the cabin and they were both next to the tent; never heard a thing but found footprints and drag marks. The owner said this is common as they like to chew plastic and were especially fond of Sun Showers, possibly because of the gel. Huh?? Much respect for their weapons of choice and convenience.
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Join Date: Apr 2002
Posts: 30,982
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Can't vouch for them, but if I see a wild bear....I probably will
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