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Posted: 10/8/2015 8:33:22 AM EST
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Why did they feel the need to bring the color of the bear into it and specify it was a BLACK bear?? 
 Someone notify the department of "just us"! 
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Posted: 10/8/2015 8:33:55 AM EST
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No joy being a bear chew toy.
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Posted: 10/8/2015 8:38:52 AM EST
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"Bear stop it. Please come here. STOP IT Bear" Quote HistoryQuoted:
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"Please stop bear, that's not food, it doesn't taste good" "Bear stop it. Please come here. STOP IT Bear" I LOL'd 
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Posted: 10/8/2015 8:39:49 AM EST
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Who in the world sleeps that deep while camping? The heaviest I sleep is while camping. Usually because I'm drunk as hell
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Posted: 10/8/2015 8:45:57 AM EST
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I live in a forest in bum fuck egypt and I have never seen so many bears as this year. And they are really moving looking for food in a tough year. Think I should carry more than a p3at??  This year is the first year ever that a black bear has been seen (got it on trail cam) at my deer hunting lease in southern Arkansas. Old timers who have been there for 25-30 years always told me there were no bears there and nobody had ever seen one. Now the land I hunt in North Central Arkansas has always had bears there. This is the first time in decades one has been seen at the southern camp. |
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Posted: 10/8/2015 10:58:43 AM EST
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I was on a trip (15 days backpacking in NM) where people talked about bears, hung bear bags, bear this, bear that. We never saw any bears. Until I dug a hole, and squatted over it. THEN a bear shows up. I didn't fill in the hole. Sue me. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Damn bears ONLY bother me when I try to poop. They are brilliant assholes. 
Go on... I was on a trip (15 days backpacking in NM) where people talked about bears, hung bear bags, bear this, bear that. We never saw any bears. Until I dug a hole, and squatted over it. THEN a bear shows up. I didn't fill in the hole. Sue me. 
Thanks for checking back. 
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Posted: 10/8/2015 11:00:34 AM EST
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at least it wasnt raping him
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Posted: 10/8/2015 3:43:48 PM EST
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This. A 185 in .45acp doesn't have a lot of sectional density and will likely yield poor penetration. When dealing with dangerous pissed off animals that want to kill you, you need penetration to increase your chances of hitting the central nervous system to shut them down. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I wonder wihat a headshot from a 1911 loaded with 185s would do to a black bear. Piss the bear off. This. A 185 in .45acp doesn't have a lot of sectional density and will likely yield poor penetration. When dealing with dangerous pissed off animals that want to kill you, you need penetration to increase your chances of hitting the central nervous system to shut them down. Alaskans have killed brown bear with 9mm, and the natives would shoot them in the ear with .22s. Most of the bullshit you rear about needing a 454 or a 44mag are just that bullshit. If you shoot it in the head a 45 ACP will work just fine, those other calibers are for penetration in the body. There are always guys too that claim the bullet will glance off its skull. More bullshit, sure bullets did that back in the 1800s when they were made of soft lead and had no jackets. Another myth that refused to die. My experience. Working in Alaska along side bears. |
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Posted: 10/8/2015 4:39:05 PM EST
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Alaskans have killed brown bear with 9mm, and the natives would shoot them in the ear with .22s. Most of the bullshit you rear about needing a 454 or a 44mag are just that bullshit. If you shoot it in the head a 45 ACP will work just fine, those other calibers are for penetration in the body. There are always guys too that claim the bullet will glance off its skull. More bullshit, sure bullets did that back in the 1800s when they were made of soft lead and had no jackets. Another myth that refused to die. My experience. Working in Alaska along side bears. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I wonder wihat a headshot from a 1911 loaded with 185s would do to a black bear. Piss the bear off. This. A 185 in .45acp doesn't have a lot of sectional density and will likely yield poor penetration. When dealing with dangerous pissed off animals that want to kill you, you need penetration to increase your chances of hitting the central nervous system to shut them down. Alaskans have killed brown bear with 9mm, and the natives would shoot them in the ear with .22s. Most of the bullshit you rear about needing a 454 or a 44mag are just that bullshit. If you shoot it in the head a 45 ACP will work just fine, those other calibers are for penetration in the body. There are always guys too that claim the bullet will glance off its skull. More bullshit, sure bullets did that back in the 1800s when they were made of soft lead and had no jackets. Another myth that refused to die. My experience. Working in Alaska along side bears. I was less than 8' away when I watched a 165gr .40S&W glance off the skull of a pitbull. I also was 3' away (as I was the shooter) when I shot a pitbull with a slug from a 12ga that didn't penetrate the skull and "slipped" to the side and went into the shoulder. Strange shit happens with real bullets in the real world. |
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Posted: 10/8/2015 5:51:57 PM EST
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I was less than 8' away when I watched a 165gr .40S&W glance off the skull of a pitbull. I also was 3' away (as I was the shooter) when I shot a pitbull with a slug from a 12ga that didn't penetrate the skull and "slipped" to the side and went into the shoulder. Strange shit happens with real bullets in the real world. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I wonder wihat a headshot from a 1911 loaded with 185s would do to a black bear. Piss the bear off. This. A 185 in .45acp doesn't have a lot of sectional density and will likely yield poor penetration. When dealing with dangerous pissed off animals that want to kill you, you need penetration to increase your chances of hitting the central nervous system to shut them down. Alaskans have killed brown bear with 9mm, and the natives would shoot them in the ear with .22s. Most of the bullshit you rear about needing a 454 or a 44mag are just that bullshit. If you shoot it in the head a 45 ACP will work just fine, those other calibers are for penetration in the body. There are always guys too that claim the bullet will glance off its skull. More bullshit, sure bullets did that back in the 1800s when they were made of soft lead and had no jackets. Another myth that refused to die. My experience. Working in Alaska along side bears. I was less than 8' away when I watched a 165gr .40S&W glance off the skull of a pitbull. I also was 3' away (as I was the shooter) when I shot a pitbull with a slug from a 12ga that didn't penetrate the skull and "slipped" to the side and went into the shoulder. Strange shit happens with real bullets in the real world. As with anything shot placement is key, a poor shot with a 454 Casul is still a poor shot. Not saying you are a poor shot mind you, just stating that a 12ga with slugs are prefered in bear county |
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Posted: 10/8/2015 6:41:54 PM EST
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Who in the world sleeps that deep while camping? Hunters. |
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Posted: 10/8/2015 6:50:08 PM EST
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When I Bow hunt elk each year there's always someone in the hunting party who thinks it's funny that I always wear a .41 or .44 magnum when we head out. Keep doing it, there will come a time when you'll need it, and they won't think its funny anymore 
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