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Random thought for the day
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A little off topic... But, I just want RapidSpyder and other contributors to know how much I appreciate and look forward to the thought for the day. It is one of the very first things I check when logging in each day. Helps to set a good mind-set in this crazy world. A big thank you! Jim
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And for today’s thought.
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Yep, you don't wanta surprise Black Bear, but they don't like the sound of little bells or the smell of pepper spray, so wear little bells to make sure you don't surprise any of those Black Bears that've taken to hiding behind poles or trees like that ^ and carry pepper spray just in case you do!! :lecturef_smilie:
But remember, neither bells nor pepper spray will work on Grizzly Bears, so you hafta watch out for and learn to recognise Black Bear and Grizzly Bear droppings so that you can leave the area quickly if you see any Grizzly Bear scats! nojoke
Black bear droppings are smaller and often contain berries, leaves, and possibly bits of fur. Grizzly bear droppings tend to contain small bells and smell of pepper...
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Yep, you don't wanta surprise Black Bear, but they don't like the sound of little bells or the smell of pepper spray, so wear little bells to make sure you don't surprise any of those Black Bears that've taken to hiding behind poles or trees like that ^ and carry pepper spray just in case you do!! :lecturef_smilie:
But remember, neither bells nor pepper spray will work on Grizzly Bears, so you hafta watch out for and learn to recognise Black Bear and Grizzly Bear droppings so that you can leave the area quickly if you see any Grizzly Bear scats! nojoke
Black bear droppings are smaller and often contain berries, leaves, and possibly bits of fur. Grizzly bear droppings tend to contain small bells and smell of pepper...
Glad you mentioned the Grizzly bears as a separate item. If you encounter one of them, they view you as a nice little snack. :bowdown: I am still reminded of the famous "bearman." He made a living going around to schools to show the students how he camped among the bears and made friends with them in AK. He and his girlfriend met an untimely demise by getting eaten alive in Katmai National Park in AK.
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That is Yogi Bear behind the tree. He could hide behind a tree if he didn't steal so many picanic baskets.
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I agree
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An the 'Clicks' go on and on.
Have a Happy Day. ....:thumbup:
Have a Happy Day. ....:thumbup:
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My bet is on the later…
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