Under lockdown at work......

[idahoblues]

Did they let it go after the photo op?

Of course!

 

[Kippax Street 1880]

According to a trend of question I heard about (Women were asked if they preferred to be trapped in the woods with a bear or a man, the majority chose bear), I was sure that there'd be a line of females running towards the bear.

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

I did some wild camping in North Carolina many years ago with an American friend. She told me that two women had recently been killed in their tent by a bear, and that the authorities thought it was likely because one of them was on her period and the bear had smelt the blood.

And you immediately asked her if it was her time of the month?

 

[horlock_was_super]

Pffft that’s nothing I saw a cockerel walking up Hazelbottom Lane on Saturday morning.

 

[Bigga]

I did some wild camping in North Carolina many years ago with an American friend. She told me that two women had recently been killed in their tent by a bear, and that the authorities thought it was likely because one of them was on her period and the bear had smelt the blood.

That's stunning! Wouldn't you do the complete research before committing to camping in bear territory??

Maybe it was just bad luck?

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

That's stunning! Wouldn't you do the complete research before committing to camping in bear territory??

Maybe it was just bad luck?

Or at least have a gun!

 

[mancity2012_eamo]

Meanwhile up in AK at a fishing lodge I work at occasionally, their bears are on steroids
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As I said, “the right to arm bears”.
9 guys and one bear.
Now imagine if the bear was shooting back.

 

[Big Joe Corrigan]

That's stunning! Wouldn't you do the complete research before committing to camping in bear territory??

Maybe it was just bad luck?

I must admit when we first arrived at the start of the trail I noticed there were rope hoists hung from trees, I asked my friend what they were for, and she said you tie your bags containing food to them and hoist them high into the trees, and you camp well away from the food. I never did see or hear any bears, but a snake came into the river we were swimming in, we got out of the water as quick as we could.

 

[Bigga]

I must admit when we first arrived at the start of the trail I noticed there were rope hoists hung from trees, I asked my friend what they were for, and she said you tie your bags containing food to them and hoist them high into the trees, and you camp well away from the food. I never did see or hear any bears, but a snake came into the river we were swimming in, we got out of the water as quick as we could.

Honestly, I can't get my head around those women if this is known!!

 

[Blue Mist]

When I lived in NJ we had them walking out of the woods and through our garden all the time. Keep your distance, ignore them and they’re no mither.

Had it been for a shit ?


Just askin'