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anyone got links to the other classic animal threads
Here's one http://www.thecoli.com/threads/100-brock-lesnars-vs-10-gorillas-in-a-fight-who-would-win.213172/
anyone got links to the other classic animal threads
I'm not going to lie. I love camping, and I still am not sure how I would handle this confrontation. Logically, I know what I'm supposed to do. Like I know that running is not a good move. They say you're supposed to slowly back into a place of safety, but what can you do if you're in the open woods? Play dead? He may try to take you home as dinner for his cubs.
Stand your GROUND and show a whole lot of CONFIDENCE
I'm talking about the difference between knowledge and instinct. Running is just as stupid as standing there. Two things bears do better than humans - run and climb trees.
If you give them the stare of DEATH
And stand your ground
You will have better chances then if you were to run
Animals SMELL FEAR
SO DON'T SHOW ANY
That's only partially correct tho'.
If you see a bear:
What to do if the bear makes contact:
- Keep your distance and allow the bear every opportunity to avoid you.
- If the bear continues to approach you, it is most likely trying to identify what you are. Remain calm. A standing bear is usually curious, not threatening.
- Identify yourself by talking in a normal voice.
- Try to back away slowly at a diagonal angle. If the bear follows, stop and hold your ground.
- Don't run. Bears can reach speeds of 35 mph, and like dogs, they will chase fleeing animals.
- If the bear gets too close, wave your arms, raise your voice, and be more aggressive. Never make high-pitched squeals or attempt to sound like a bear.
- If you are attacked by a grizzly bear, fall to the ground and play dead. Typically a bear will break off its attack once the threat is removed. Remain motionless as long as possible.
- If you are attacked by a black bear, fight back vigorously. Throw stones.
I know what I'm talking about and I don't have to google it either
That was all true though
But your best bet is to bring a high powered weapon
Animals know what a weapon is, they ain't stupid
They have seen plenty of their friends and family members taken down around hunting season
Now you have me curious. Have you ever been in this situation?
BTW, I think you're probably right about having a weapon on you. The problem is, in some states, it's illegal to have said weapon on you, and park rangers and camping sites usually require that you check those or don't bring them at all unless it's a permit-and-carry state.
Yeah, I was raised in the GHETTO
That's a jungle in itself
I don't follow rules in the woods
If I'm attacked I'm shooting
omfg, get trolled brehs
Most encounters with bears, they are just as surprised as we are in that moment. Attacks are either territorial or predatory. The "play dead" tactic is for those instances where its territorial and you want to be submissive and make yourself as little a threat as possible for the bear to be " He ain't on shyt." However playing dead with a hungry bear on the hunt you actually do the exact opposite and be aggressive as possible, otherwise when you play dead he's just " Oh forreal? 'Preciate the plate you made breh. "
If you're playing dead and his teeth are still in your ass, its a hungry bear.so how do you tell the difference between a hungry bear and a territorial bear?
If you're playing dead and his teeth are still in your ass, its a hungry bear.
breh, soon as we heard "west milford" we would have been out. West NJ has a policySo they got warned it was a bear in there on the prowl and they was like and went in anyway. That's what indian buddy gets for hanging with cacs. If he was wit a group of brothers and heard that, shyt would have been like this
nikka jiu jitsu won't do shyt against a bearIf you don't know brazillian jiujitsu a bear is going to maul you to death
but I don't understand how "playing dead" will deter a (non hungry) bear from swiping ya butt cheeks off.
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