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Paul B
4 years ago
Not sure I would follow it filming but whatever. Bear did not seem to be aggressive.
Latigo Morgan
4 years ago
He just needed to say, “Hey bear!” and the bear would go away. (If you’ve ever watched the Alone series, you’ll know what I’m talking about.)
xtphreak
4 years ago
Magic phrase for Canuckistan bears.
Down in the Lower 48, we just holler.
Loudly.
Language not important.
Instead of a video, I’d be toting a rifle.
Ned
4 years ago
That bear wouldn’t make ot to the door past my dogs.
Fred
4 years ago
He’ll be back, but having met no real resistance the first time it’ll likely go much differently.
snuffy
4 years ago
There’s a series of videos on youtube where a guy named Patrick Conley records a female and 2 or maybe 3 cubs coming onto his front porch, while he’s sitting in a chair. They climb on the railings, wander the porch, the yard etc. Cute, yes, but sadly, it’s likely a death sentence for them eventually.
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Not sure I would follow it filming but whatever. Bear did not seem to be aggressive.
He just needed to say, “Hey bear!” and the bear would go away. (If you’ve ever watched the Alone series, you’ll know what I’m talking about.)
Magic phrase for Canuckistan bears.
Down in the Lower 48, we just holler.
Loudly.
Language not important.
Instead of a video, I’d be toting a rifle.
That bear wouldn’t make ot to the door past my dogs.
He’ll be back, but having met no real resistance the first time it’ll likely go much differently.
There’s a series of videos on youtube where a guy named Patrick Conley records a female and 2 or maybe 3 cubs coming onto his front porch, while he’s sitting in a chair. They climb on the railings, wander the porch, the yard etc. Cute, yes, but sadly, it’s likely a death sentence for them eventually.