OT Did Al send a bear to my house?

"alwaysfishking" wrote in message
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Weird experience last night, woke up to my wife screaming and my dogs
barking, seems the front gate on my deck was ripped off by a huge black
bear
and he was wondering my deck trying to get a bag of trash that we left
outside. Now it's not uncommon to run across a bear walking the road or in
the woods or even down by the lake, but to have one come up to your second
floor deck is a whole new experience. I saw him rumbling around the
trash,
so I opened the window and shouted, he looked like he stepped back down.
So
I waited a bit, then opened the door. Guess who was there.... about two
feet
from me ...still nosing the bag.. This was one of the bigger bears I have
seen up here and easily went 4-5 hundred pounds, which is huge for black
bears up here. He grabbed the bag in his mouth and walked away down the
stairs into the woods.. Scary big bear indeed.. Where's Huber when you
need
him :-)



So find out if I need to apply for a permit or if a license can be purchased
over the counter. I'd be more than happy to "remove" your problems.
--
Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
http://www.herefishyfishy.com

Did the bear have a crack pipe?
Was the bear offering rohypnol to the racoons?
--
Steve



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Lets see. what size rod? What pound test line (mono or super braid)? A nice top water or a SW spinner? Maybe a senko.
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"alwaysfishking" wrote in message ...
Weird experience last night, woke up to my wife screaming and my dogs
barking, seems the front gate on my deck was ripped off by a huge black bear
and he was wondering my deck trying to get a bag of trash that we left
outside. Now it's not uncommon to run across a bear walking the road or in
the woods or even down by the lake, but to have one come up to your second
floor deck is a whole new experience. I saw him rumbling around the trash,
so I opened the window and shouted, he looked like he stepped back down. So
I waited a bit, then opened the door. Guess who was there.... about two feet
from me ...still nosing the bag.. This was one of the bigger bears I have
seen up here and easily went 4-5 hundred pounds, which is huge for black
bears up here. He grabbed the bag in his mouth and walked away down the
stairs into the woods.. Scary big bear indeed.. Where's Huber when you need
him :-)

"alwaysfishking" wrote in message
...
Weird experience last night, woke up to my wife screaming and my dogs
barking, seems the front gate on my deck was ripped off by a huge black
bear
and he was wondering my deck trying to get a bag of trash that we left
outside. Now it's not uncommon to run across a bear walking the road or in
the woods or even down by the lake, but to have one come up to your second
floor deck is a whole new experience. I saw him rumbling around the
trash,
so I opened the window and shouted, he looked like he stepped back down.
So
I waited a bit, then opened the door. Guess who was there.... about two
feet
from me ...still nosing the bag.. This was one of the bigger bears I have
seen up here and easily went 4-5 hundred pounds, which is huge for black
bears up here. He grabbed the bag in his mouth and walked away down the
stairs into the woods.. Scary big bear indeed.. Where's Huber when you
need
him :-)



So find out if I need to apply for a permit or if a license can be purchased
over the counter. I'd be more than happy to "remove" your problems.
--
Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
http://www.herefishyfishy.com

Thats a very interesting posting and i feel that i have to comment on it.
Reading between the lines Randy it appears you left trash out in bear country.
It may turn a bear into a nuicanse (sp) bear and cause it's demise. Bare in
mind also that bears have extraordinairy memories and will be back for more
rewards.