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Anonymous-0 · May 12, 2014

I had a bear tear apart my compost bin last night and I lent my game camera to my buddy because he has something eating his chicks

J.Wondergem · May 12, 2014

Sounds like you need more than one.

Steve@Advance · May 12, 2014

Bears? Somebody see a bear?

http://youtu.be/otVSSPJoR8c

Brian G. NY · May 12, 2014

I had a bear tear up my bird feeder a couple of
weeks ago.
It was a very windy night and even though the feeder
is on our deck, neither I nor the wife heard the
commotion.
I think he was trying to tell us he was a big one by
the calling cards he left. LOL

Brian G. NY · May 12, 2014

I would set up my game camera but it's tied up in my parts yard watching for a couple of guys who have been raiding it for parts!

jennifer408 · May 12, 2014

at long last, the mystery has been solved. no, they don't do it in the woods, they do it in the neighbors yard.

flembo · May 13, 2014

More proof

Bret4207 · May 13, 2014

One of my earliest memories is my grandmother chasing a bear off the porch with broom. When you grow up with them they are more pest than big, scary, man eaters. These are black bears, not the western Grizz or northern Brown or Polar bears.

NNP · May 13, 2014

(quoted from post at 03:41:20 05/13/14) One of my earliest memories is my grandmother chasing a bear off the porch with broom. When you grow up with them they are more pest than big, scary, man eaters. These are black bears, not the western Grizz or northern Brown or Polar bears.

very true
Some old neighbors up the hill from my camp who have lived there
all their life consider them big rats.
Always chuckle when I hear her yelling and banging pots together running off a black bear.

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