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» Ugh sadd face, my friend mother and her newborn killed by a grizzley bear :(
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post 1567295751 11-27-2018, 11:37 PM
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Originally Posted By Devils
why would she take a new baby through the deep wood?
Its just life here brah. I was born n raised in the bush with bears too.almost killed once or twice for sure but dosent mean u dont live normally.

No diff then us sitting up here and reading sad stories of kids dying in car crashes etc in cities.
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post 1567297311 11-28-2018, 12:30 AM
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Horrible man.

May the woman and baby have peace.
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post 1567297631 11-28-2018, 12:48 AM
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Originally Posted By AVOJAMACADA
Ugh i hope too. But not likely. I know a freind who was attacked by a grizz.wobt even go into detials how it toyed with him. By the end of it, he was begging the bear to kill him and it walked off.
Go into details. I'm genuinely curious what kind of sick fuks bears are.
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post 1567298841 11-28-2018, 01:50 AM
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Bear is the worst possible death. They just start eating you.
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Originally Posted By jackflag
Go into details. I'm genuinely curious what kind of sick fuks bears are.
Just watch nature videos. Bears will hold you down and just start eating you ass end first.
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post 1567299441 11-28-2018, 02:18 AM
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Call me retarded. Did he let the wife and new born walk alone in the woods?

Dafuq?
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bears gotta eat too boyos
post 1567299741 11-28-2018, 02:35 AM
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Originally Posted By mrsloppyfist
bears gotta eat too boyos
Negged *******. Sorry to hear OP. Be there for your friend, must be terrible what he's going through
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post 1567299751 11-28-2018, 02:35 AM
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Cot dam, even news papers in Norway are writing about this

https://www.vg.no/nyheter/utenriks/i...-bjoerneangrep

"Norwegian fur hunter lost his wife and 10 month old daughter in a bear attack"
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Originally Posted By AVOJAMACADA
Its just life here brah. I was born n raised in the bush with bears too.almost killed once or twice for sure but dosent mean u dont live normally.

No diff then us sitting up here and reading sad stories of kids dying in car crashes etc in cities.
I guess your right

So it's just life and being raised in the bush you would know it's very common to have bear attacks,

yet the mom went for a walk alone without bear protection with a small baby? I know car crashes happen but isn't that like driving around without a seat belt or baby carrier?
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post 1567301491 11-28-2018, 04:05 AM
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Sorry to hear that OP what a tragic loss for the husband ..

Bears are hard to kill. I have heard so many stories of them getting shot multiple times and they would still keep on charging

Found a vid of that scenario here:

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As a husband and father, I would end my life. No way I could move forward from this
post 1567323711 11-28-2018, 10:40 AM
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what would be worse, encountering an angry, hungry grizzly bear or a pack of hungry wolves?
post 1567324301 11-28-2018, 10:48 AM
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Holy fuk OP , genuinely pulled my heartstrings this one. My thoughts go out to the family !

As said above though , if I was the husband/father I prolly would of killed myself by now.
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Not going to lie, the misc has made me wary so when I first read this yesterday, I wasn't sure. Really sorry to hear this. Agree with above, for the husband/father, I have no idea how he moves on from something like this. It's horrifying.
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Did they go near the mother bear’s cubs?

What provoked the bear? I would behead the bear and wear it on my head and live out my days in the forest
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Why was she out alone where grizzlies roam? Were they not from the area and didn't know the dangers?
A million miles away - I don't.. feel.... anything.
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**** this thread hurts just to read, that's tragic man. feel terrible for your friend.
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post 1567326241 11-28-2018, 11:10 AM
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Originally Posted By SteinerSteve
Sorry to hear that OP what a tragic loss for the husband ..

Bears are hard to kill. I have heard so many stories of them getting shot multiple times and they would still keep on charging

Found a vid of that scenario here:

This is partially true and not at the same time. There is a lot of repeated BS about bears, grizzly especially, having concrete skulls and having so much fat and muscle that nothing will penetrate except a high powered rifle, which is completely untrue. That video for instance I believe the guy had bird shot or something pretty light weight, so it just peppered it without penetrating. A 5.56/9mm/etc will easily punch right through a bear's skull, it's just that the shot placement is obviously very important. They have a massive looking head, but the actual skull is pretty slim and not nearly as big as you'd expect. For a torso shot, the type of bullet definitely becomes more important though. A quality hard cast bullet that is going to penetrate is important for a handgun. Lots and lots of guys that live in bear country carry a Glock 20(10mm) with Underwood or Buffalo Bore hard cast 200-220 grain bullets. Still not ideal compared to a 12 gauge or large caliber rifle, but 15+1 rounds and easier to shoot quickly and accurately than a 44 mag or .500 S&W will give you a solid chance. There was a study done relatively recently that I'll try to find that showed like a 95% survival rate for when someone carrying a gun(any and all types) that gets at least 1 shot off. Bears can definitely take some rounds and keep coming, but there are also plenty of cases of one being dropped immediately with the right shot placement.
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Read the story and legit thought it was fake, RIP family and hope the guy can find a will to continue living.
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Originally Posted By SteinerSteve
Sorry to hear that OP what a tragic loss for the husband ..

Bears are hard to kill. I have heard so many stories of them getting shot multiple times and they would still keep on charging

Found a vid of that scenario here:

He didnt have slugs or buckshot. it was some warning shot and only had 1 left in the shotty. People saying a shotgun wont kill a bear? rofl.
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That's horrible. Sorry for your loss.
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Originally Posted By ctprelude
This is partially true and not at the same time. There is a lot of repeated BS about bears, grizzly especially, having concrete skulls and having so much fat and muscle that nothing will penetrate except a high powered rifle, which is completely untrue. That video for instance I believe the guy had bird shot or something pretty light weight, so it just peppered it without penetrating. A 5.56/9mm/etc will easily punch right through a bear's skull, it's just that the shot placement is obviously very important. They have a massive looking head, but the actual skull is pretty slim and not nearly as big as you'd expect. For a torso shot, the type of bullet definitely becomes more important though. A quality hard cast bullet that is going to penetrate is important for a handgun. Lots and lots of guys that live in bear country carry a Glock 20(10mm) with Underwood or Buffalo Bore hard cast 200-220 grain bullets. Still not ideal compared to a 12 gauge or large caliber rifle, but 15+1 rounds and easier to shoot quickly and accurately than a 44 mag or .500 S&W will give you a solid chance. There was a study done relatively recently that I'll try to find that showed like a 95% survival rate for when someone carrying a gun(any and all types) that gets at least 1 shot off. Bears can definitely take some rounds and keep coming, but there are also plenty of cases of one being dropped immediately with the right shot placement.
I've read you want to aim for the shoulders, since it will keep them from being able to move well and probably scare the **** out of them when they can barely move an arm.
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My first thought I have to admit is wtf is a 32 year old doing hanging out with someone young enough to have a mother young enough to have a newborn.

That's irrelevant to the fact this is so very sad though, so condolences to you and her family.
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Originally Posted By chalup
Yeah, good luck taking a bear down. Even if you have a shotgun and aren't afraid, your chances are slim. It sucks. You might kill it but you will be dead before it dies. Ive seen videos of my area and a bear being shot 10 times and not stopping by a 9mm.
u got to be a special kinda stupid to shoot a brown bear with 9mm, it'll just piss it off unless you manage to put a round in that ~3 inch spot on it's dome to shut it's lights off immediately.
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holy fuk, I hope the husband delivered a 12 gauge coup de grace on that bear's skull.
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Jesus Christ....I couldn't imagine the depression the dude will go through especially being out in the boonies.
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Have had some crazy run-ins with bears over the years when I was camping. Luckily we only have black bears around here.

RIP
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Originally Posted By jackflag
Go into details. I'm genuinely curious what kind of sick fuks bears are.
It's the same with male lions.

A male lion will torment you and fuc with you for hours before killing you. They will pick you up and drag you somewhere out of sight just to torture you. Just like how house cats fuc with mice. srs

edit: although i'm not saying bears torture people on purpose like male lions.

Anyway, my thoughts go out to the guy and i hope he can find strength at this difficult time.
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