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post 1567329481 11-28-2018, 11:49 AM
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Sorry for your loss brah. I'd we walking around with both my AKs if I lived up there. Fuk that sht
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post 1567329891 11-28-2018, 11:54 AM
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Originally Posted By poolshark472⏩
what would be worse, encountering an angry, hungry grizzly bear or a pack of hungry wolves?
I would take the wolves anyday. At least they are more likely to have the courtesy to kill first before tucking in.
Originally Posted By daquietman⏩
Did they go near the mother bearโ€™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
My guess would be it being an older bear that was struggling to find food before hibernation, which was supposed to begin last month.
post 1567330351 11-28-2018, 12:00 PM
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I read the story. Any idea what gun he used to kill the bear? I'm assuming some sort of hunting rifle but just guessing.
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post 1567337161 11-28-2018, 01:22 PM
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Originally Posted By RayBoccini⏩
I would take the wolves anyday. At least they are more likely to have the courtesy to kill first before tucking in.
yikes. I always thought wolves were savages that just shred their prey to pieces. No neck-breaking or skull-crunching like a big cat would do, just whatever available flesh they can get a piece of.
post 1567337571 11-28-2018, 01:27 PM
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That's a sad story, OP. Animals are serious business.

My neighbor was eaten by an alligator this year. Walking her snack-pack dog next to a swamp at their vacation home and apparently wasn't totally briefed in on how alligators work. So the alligator went for the dog, then she jumped the alligator and it didn't work out for her. The neighbors who reached the scene first found her dog running around and, like, one shoe and her hat or something.

I used to see her and her husband around the neighborhood all the time walking those dogs, now it's just him in that house with the dogs. I haven't said spoken to him because I don't know him that well. I can't imagine having to make the 12-hour drive home with the dog your wife died to rescue. Depressing as chit.
Nah, fukk that. Iโ€™m not doing that.
post 1567337841 11-28-2018, 01:29 PM
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Originally Posted By iifymbro⏩
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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post 1567340801 11-28-2018, 02:07 PM
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Originally Posted By ANumber1⏩
That's a sad story, OP. Animals are serious business.

My neighbor was eaten by an alligator this year. Walking her snack-pack dog next to a swamp at their vacation home and apparently wasn't totally briefed in on how alligators work. So the alligator went for the dog, then she jumped the alligator and it didn't work out for her. The neighbors who reached the scene first found her dog running around and, like, one shoe and her hat or something.

I used to see her and her husband around the neighborhood all the time walking those dogs, now it's just him in that house with the dogs. I haven't said spoken to him because I don't know him that well. I can't imagine having to make the 12-hour drive home with the dog your wife died to rescue. Depressing as chit.
Excuse me sir, did you just say the lady jumped on the gator to save her dog? She tried to.... wrestle..... an aligator?
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Felt worse until I found out they hunt animals for their fur. Karma I guess.
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Originally Posted By daquietman⏩
Excuse me sir, did you just say the lady jumped on the gator to save her dog? She tried to.... wrestle..... an aligator?
That is correct, good sir.

An eight-footer. I imagine it as more of a kicking/slapping thing than a wrestling thing, though. The alligator disregarded the dog, got hold of her, and dragged her into the lagoon.
Nah, fukk that. Iโ€™m not doing that.
post 1567343791 11-28-2018, 02:43 PM
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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.
what the FUK
post 1567345311 11-28-2018, 02:58 PM
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Originally Posted By ANumber1⏩
That's a sad story, OP. Animals are serious business.

My neighbor was eaten by an alligator this year. Walking her snack-pack dog next to a swamp at their vacation home and apparently wasn't totally briefed in on how alligators work. So the alligator went for the dog, then she jumped the alligator and it didn't work out for her. The neighbors who reached the scene first found her dog running around and, like, one shoe and her hat or something.

I used to see her and her husband around the neighborhood all the time walking those dogs, now it's just him in that house with the dogs. I haven't said spoken to him because I don't know him that well. I can't imagine having to make the 12-hour drive home with the dog your wife died to rescue. Depressing as chit.
Damn. Mirin her balls but not mirin her intelligence. Gators are no joke.

I remember reading an article about some potato in Texas who yelled "Fuk alligators" and jumped into a pond....and was immediately killed by alligators.
I call it "Celebration". It's sexual, and violent...

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post 1567345761 11-28-2018, 03:04 PM
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Damn if this is for real then RIP, the baby didn't even get a chance at life :/. Being eaten alive by another animal is definitely one of the top 3 worse ways to go out.
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post 1567345841 11-28-2018, 03:05 PM
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Originally Posted By GolfPants⏩
Damn. Mirin her balls but not mirin her intelligence. Gators are no joke.

I remember reading an article about some potato in Texas who yelled "Fuk alligators" and jumped into a pond....and was immediately killed by alligators.
I grew up on a river that is infested with gators. In fact their was a record gator caught in the county where I was raised. I never once heard of anyone being attacked by one. We tubed and water skied and all that and the river is filled with people all summer. Crocodiles are a completely different story and I'm not saying that I would jump in the water right next to a gator but I've never heard of anyone being attacked by one
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post 1567346321 11-28-2018, 03:11 PM
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Originally Posted By TBO1313⏩
I grew up on a river that is infested with gators. In fact their was a record gator caught in the county where I was raised. I never once heard of anyone being attacked by one. We tubed and water skied and all that and the river is filled with people all summer. Crocodiles are a completely different story and I'm not saying that I would jump in the water right next to a gator but I've never heard of anyone being attacked by one
Yeah I don't think they'll regularly go after people unprovoked, but if you do something stupid like throw yourself between the gator and its prey, or jump into a pond full of them, you're asking for a bad time lol.
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post 1567347601 11-28-2018, 03:27 PM
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Originally Posted By GolfPants⏩
Yeah I don't think they'll regularly go after people unprovoked, but if you do something stupid like throw yourself between the gator and its prey, or jump into a pond full of them, you're asking for a bad time lol.
No doubt. Their is a reservoir close to where I live now and the gators eat the small dogs of people who live on it
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Just read news article before coming here. How on earth did he manage to kill it?
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This guy shot a bear point blank in the face as it charged and he barely had enough time to get inside

brb never walking in the woods again without a party of 5 with shotguns
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Originally Posted By AVOJAMACADA⏩
Lol well fuk brah,ya a 9 mill would be like bee stings to a bear, even small black bears for sure. No hand gun would be realisticaly effective at all. Big bores and 12 gauge (slugs) are the only real chance.

I wish she ay least even had a bear banger. All bets are off with kids.

The fuked thing is that bears should be hibernating for a good month already so cant even blane her.this is insane this time of year.
With a handgun you better damn well hit them in the eyeball or the throat and collapse their airway... both things you're unlikely to see if they're ready to charge.
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Just read this on the morning news.....came to the misc and see your thread. Very sad. RIP
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Originally Posted By iifymbro⏩
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.
if its all you have and its the last resort you better be shooting with that 9mm. only an idiot wouldnt. at the very least you have a chance to frighten it
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