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| Thread ID: 146350 | 2018-07-09 08:31:00 | It's (A Long) Post About: Bears | SurferJoe46 (51) | PC World Chat |
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| 1451405 | 2018-07-11 00:03:00 | From my time in Africa, I believe the common wisdom was to shoot any charging animal in the front legs to bring it down before it reaches you then finish it off. I know this works with elephants as a friend of my mothers was charged in the Luangwa Game Park by a very big elephant and it was stopped inches away from her by a Game Warden using the above method. In those days it was possible to walk around the Park with a Game Warden, may still be happening now. I just read this link and walking safaris are still carried out. en.wikipedia.org |
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| 1451406 | 2018-07-16 04:52:00 | Well ------------- since my last post on this subject.... Surferjoe + 1 Fish - 40 Bears +/- 0 I really don't want to shoot one of them - they are majestic creatures that should roam free and alive in the woods. Just not at my fishing holes! I DO believer that I am somewhere near the top of the feeding pool - and I have seen pixs of guys that were slowly eaten to death by bears. They don't usually nicely euthanize their current protein source before they chow down. - they go for the liver whilst one watches in amazement as one sees many of his internal parts - things that SHOULD remain inwards and out of sight. |
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