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Sad.

I have a good friend who was mauled by a grizzly. He was torn up big time but played dead and had to hike a mile to a road for cell service after. They airlifted him out and he survived.

He still gets pissed when I send him Christmas cards with bears on them.

 

That's totally going to **** with your peeple rating

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This guy lives about 1/2 mile down our road...he walks his little dog past our house in the mornings.
Of course he had left trash outside the night before.

What he doesn't tell you was that he threw a big tub at the bear, which then turned and pounced on him,.
Fish and Game had a bear trap on our property for 3 weeks, and caught 2 bears, neither one being the culprit. They knew from saliva tests that the offending bear was a female, and both bears they trapped were males. The "bad" bear was never caught.
 
 
 
 
 
 
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FRESNO (CBS/AP) — A 67-year-old man fought off a black bear that attacked him on his porch Thursday as the state sees an uptick in encounters, likely a result of California’s relentless drought that’s sending bears into populated areas to forage for food, officials said.

The man, who stepped outside in the pre-dawn hours, probably startled the bear feeding on bags of trash about 20 feet from the man’s door, said Lt. Chris Stoots of the California Department of Fish and Wildlife. The man lives in Midpines, a foothill community west of Yosemite National Park.

“Anyplace you have a lure for a bear, you’re going to likely have a bear,” Stoots said.

After standing on his porch for a few minutes, Stoots said, the bear attacked the man from behind, knocking him down. The man, whose name was not released, struggled to fight off the bear and returned inside his house before driving himself to a hospital.

He was bitten and scratched on his arms, legs and stomach, but able to talk with investigators, Stoots said.

Such attacks are rare, but he said that black bear encounters statewide are on the rise, likely because of drought. He said blackbears are increasingly roaming into cities and urban areas in search of food and water.

Investigators found bags of trash ripped open near the man’s door, he said.

A search continues for the bear, which will likely be euthanized due to the significance and persistence of the attack, Stoots said. The Mariposa County Sheriff’s Office is warning residents to watch their children and pets, and dial 911 if they encounter a bear.

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