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"I was thinking about getting off on demand, but it sounds like I should be glad that I didn't"
They euthanized a bear this week that wandered through my neighborhood. Poor guy had already been tagged and relocated once (more than 50 miles away). They have a two strikes policy for 'nuisance' bears and they put him down.
This is why I don't call the conservation officer like I'm supposed to. Last time, they shot a baby cubby
That would scare the shit out of me, although I guess you would get used to it.
A bear got into the cottage last year and stole all the steaks out of the freezer. Left the hamburgers. Ripped the kitchen apart. Bears freak me out, but I love them as an animal. Smart. Unpredictable.
I can safely say I would move if there was a bear in my fucking yard.
I also wanted to move because of the stink bugs so it doesn't take much.
It's just a part of living here, and the benefits far outweigh the pesky bear problem. I have a big dog, so usually we don't worry about wildlife but he wasn't here last night.
I have a big dog too, I would be freaking out about him becoming bear dinner. Clearly wildlife makes me hysterical and irrational.
Post by CheshireGrin on May 11, 2012 16:15:21 GMT -5
I had a nightmare a few weeks ago about a bear in my yard, and I was afraid to let the dog outside. Then later there was a wolf too. And I think the wolf and the bear were fighting. Or playing. Or something.
I know there are bears in my area, but I've never seen one. Some of my coworkers have. I do not believe there are any wolves around here, but I have seen coyotes.
Post by cheesierthanchedda on May 11, 2012 17:27:53 GMT -5
My 12lb dog would try to bark at a bear, I'm sure of that. She started barking like a crazy dog when we passed a couple of horses on a trail once. I was like, "Really?? What are you going to do? His shoe weighs as much as you, dumbass!" The lady on the horse laughed.