Yachats woman guilty

Sawdust · Jun 14, 2009

I'm glad she was found guilty, but check out the lower picture of her backyard!!

I've never had that kind of luck

http://www.dfw.state.or.us/news/2009/june/060209.asp

Stomper · Jun 14, 2009

Folks who do that kind of thing THINK they are being kind to the animals, but ultimately it is about fulfilling their own selfishness.....

284guy · Jun 14, 2009

I want to hunt at her house!

MarkSBG · Jun 14, 2009

Reminds me of the guy who went to live in Alaska to "protect" the bears. He was later mauled to death...

MacBookProAR · Jun 14, 2009

MarkSBG said:
Reminds me of the guy who went to live in Alaska to "protect" the bears. He was later mauled to death...

whoo-yip whoo-yip whoo

that movie was great

CastleFox · Jun 14, 2009

MarkSBG said:
Reminds me of the guy who went to live in Alaska to "protect" the bears. He was later mauled to death...

Actually, he was Bear Breakfast. They found his body in the Bear's stomach.

ZeroRing · Jun 15, 2009

Sawdust said:
I'm glad she was found guilty, but check out the lower picture of her backyard!!

I've never had that kind of luck

She sure knows how to prepare a VERY effective feed lot!!

speelyei · Jul 18, 2009

that gal lived about 15 minutes from me. That year, the bears were a real problem. Not really the bears fault... The crummy late season and no berries had all sorts of critters acting strange. The bears just started to take advantage of folks' sloppy habits. I had no idea how prolific the lack Bear population was here. Most of the bears are real small, like the ones in the picture you mentioned. But there are plenty that are bigger, a lot bigger. I learned a lot about their habits and how to interecpt them last year. I also learned, never take my wife bear hunting. In fact, never take her hunting at all. I was seeing so many bears, I wanted her to see 'em too. I figured we'd see the same sow and cubs and a couple loner yearling males I'd been seeing... but I took my .308 along anyway. Sure enough, that evening a big old bear ambled through, close enough to touch. Mrs Speelyei didn't want me to shoot it though... probably just as well. It would have been a huge horrible job, and he'd been a garbage bear for seveal months by then anyway.