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Pretty good story and a good video with opinions on how to prepare for griz encounters:
Encounter With Grizzly—Part I: The Shooting
Encounter With Grizzly—Part I: The Shooting
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I was just watching some Mark Sullivan vids a few minutes agoWhats with all the bear spray talk and no talk of 12 GA shotgun with 9 slugs loaded in it or a 375, better yet a 416, loaded with solids?
This is where professional hunters in Africa are ahead if the game. They stop charges with guns, not spray.
Bears eat humans.
So, either stay out of their areas or be prepared to shoot...big lead, not pepper spray..
Its no wonder people go into the woods and think they will be ok with tickle spray or nothing at all. Articles like this contribute to the main stream media delusional hysteria..
But the Video said so!!!
at an arms distance?
Its no wonder people go into the woods and think they will be ok with tickle spray or nothing at all. Articles like this contribute to the main stream media delusional hysteria..
But the Video said so!!!
A bunch of years back, my wife (then GF) and I, were out here visiting my brother and his girlfriend. We were going to be doing some camping in the Cascades and Central OR. I wasn't armed, because we flew and wanted to stop and get a can of bear spray, because any deterrent, is better than nothing at all.
His GF gave me such a hard time about it, literally until she was pissed the eff off. She was throwing a friggin' temper tantrum. She's one of those B.A.R.K., Oregon Wild types and couldn't believe that I would want to spray a bear. I told her, it wasn't that I "want" to... if it happens it's because I had to. Oh, BTW, she was menstrating.
So one evening we're making cheeseburgers and she rips the bloody beef package open, getting cow blood all over the ground in our camp...you can't fix stupid. My brother is no longer with her but if I ever heard she was attacked by a bear, it would probably make me smile, just a little bit.
LOL. He should get some hockey pucks from that University of Oakland fellaHad a buddy in High School. We went camping up in the woods one weekend to do some fishing on a stream. We get out of my car and he reaches into his bag and grabs a .22 revolver. I asked what it was for and he said bears. I just about died laughing. I guess that's all his dad would let him take from the safe at the time.
I'm confused. The guy that shot the bear wished he had bear spray and feels remorse for shooting the bear and in the video the two gentleman were hunting and didn't have rounds chambered?!!!
Sorry its them or me and I would feel no remorse for being prepared. I would also have a round chambered in my rifle while hunting.
dont forget with their iphone as a GPS and no compass for just in caseIts no wonder people go into the woods and think they will be ok with tickle spray or nothing at all. Articles like this contribute to the main stream media delusional hysteria..
But the Video said so!!!
dont forget with their iphone as a GPS and no compass for just in case
it is very rare that i will go deep into the woods without a Gun, extra mag, a fire starter, a couple blades, GPS, spare GPS and 2 compass
yes, this 'millennial' knows how to use a compass.
Every creature has a right to life as long as it doesn't encroach on mine. Dog, snake, bear or whatever. The thought that a bear or big cat has more right to a space and has the right to kill a human because they are...fill in the blank.
My wife is a hiker and carries bear spray. I encourage her to carry more. In northern Oregon and southern Washington I don't believe there is a big wildlife issue but I don't know that 100%