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Man "barely" takes out bear

Keystone19250 said:
Better than a chicken nugget.
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This chicken nugget isn't afraid of no bear. 😜

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Talyn said:
People need to close & lock their doors, especially in bear country.

Recently, in the area we had a black bear come into some idiots' home, hung out inside & tore things up while folks were out. New folks think it's Disneyland when they move here.
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Talyn, I believe that the concept "natural selection" where the natural process by which organisms best adjusted to their environment are most successful in surviving will be taught to those "idiots" by the bears. "Survival of the fittest" should be on your county's official seal.

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Talyn said:
People need to close & lock their doors, especially in bear country.

Recently, in the area we had a black bear come into some idiots' home, hung out inside & tore things up while folks were out. New folks think it's Disneyland when they move here.
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i recall watching some sort of Discovery channel show about life in bear country...the house had like a fortified high metal fencing and gated entrances. looked like a prison yard in fact....

that's some serious bear protection.

i just cannot find on the web, what i had seen.
 
I would think that if you're building a house in "bear country" you should plan for all of your outside doors to open out with a substantial piece of wood attached to the door jamb to prevent the door from being pushing in.
 
Newbies that move into my area (griz country) think whatever they could do in a S. Cal burb will work in Griz country.

Folks should/need to keep their smelly stuff, aka garbage/dog food, in the garage locked up, and if they want a big yard adequately fence it. Not only does that deter Griz but also black bears, lions, wolves from taking "Foo Foo" away for a meal.

Once a griz/black bear becomes habituated to human food/garbage it becomes a problem bear and F&G becomes involved.

One just needs to have a solid door & locks vs. using a screen door to keep things out.
 
I’m no hunter, but this guy unloaded on a bear in his house at close range, makes me curious as to where would the shot placements needed to be that eventually killed it. Any speculation on point of aim he may or should have taken given the heat of the moment if it was all center mass?

Would be nice to know the rest of the story like the ammo used, point of aim, distances, time it took for the bear to collapse, necropsy, fatal wound assessments.

Ingenuity and tenacity of animals adapting to our ways is amazing.

Once lived in a new condo building that had the ADA compliant door handles, the same type described what this guy had on his (unlocked) exterior door.
My neighbor would call me and say my dog was in the hall. Apparently the 20lb rat terrier would jump and pull down this inside ADA door handle to get it open and get out, something he learned watching as we went out for walks. The door didn’t have a separate deadbolt or thumbscrew but a combined one that operated from the inside handle, maybe that’s a safety feature, don’t know. Eventually I changed it out to a knob with a separate deadbolt.


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