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Shetland Sheepdog · Apr 2, 2009

The bears are out and about!

Neighbors lost their bird feeder last week! :shock: Oooops! --- Sorry, shoulda been in Taler's forum!

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Piccys taken last June about 20 feet from diningroom door! :shock: Checking out our bird feeder --- feeder hasn't been up since! :roll:

rustyfarmall · Apr 2, 2009

Bears is better than elephants.

Anonymous-0 · Apr 2, 2009

"big eared monkeys" feel the same about you white trash inbred sheep loving kentucky farm boys.

Anonymous-0 · Apr 2, 2009

your a southern indiana farm boy....... same difference

rustyfarmall · Apr 2, 2009

I was talking about chimpanzees.

big fred · Apr 2, 2009

Not if yer trying to move logs in the Burmese jungle. Bears ain't worth squat in that situation.

Aaron Ford · Apr 2, 2009

Neat pics! I have yet to see a black bear in the wild. Everyone here has, even my wife. It took me years to see my first bald eagle. Thanks for sharing and sorry about the troll.

Aaron

RobMD · Apr 2, 2009

A new report says that bears are making their way east from the Appalachian mountains - approaching winchester WVA and frederick MD.. won't be long they'll be seen near gettysburg and baltimore county and near DC.

rhouston · Apr 2, 2009

They always ask me "was it a big bear?"
Hey when you open the front door and the bear is within an arms lenght....There all big!

Now that the original was taken during hunting season i can tell you it's replacement is smaller.

keh · Apr 2, 2009

MN Joe and group,

My understanding is that bears, like hogs, are subject to the intestinal parasite thrichonois(SP) and the meat has to be well cooked before eating to kill the parasites, if the animal has them. I'm sure commercially raised pork is treated to prevent parasites but it's best to cook pork well anyway and certainally bear meat.

KEH

usetob · Apr 2, 2009

sure got nasty quick
thought they taste like chicken

2x4 · Apr 2, 2009

bear range is expanding about 40 miles per year in all directions from the mountains, last I read.

big hunter · Apr 2, 2009

A bear is related to the canine family. I thought they were related to the pig family.
sorry thats the only thing I could think of to say.

Richard from SE AZ · Apr 2, 2009

I hunted and shot one bear years ago. After we had skinned it, It looked eerily like a man hanging there. Haven't hunted them since.

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