Bear pictures

[freakindawgen]

Found this, it's a rabbit species from Argentia. Vid is in Colorado.

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/d2B8trHd7XzSe7AX/?mibextid=O563ZM

 

[Pyromike]

My son and I pulled tags for 'Da UP' in Michigan. Since I became unemployed and he doesn't have the funds, we backed out and will start pulling points for the next couple years. I am disappointed I can't take him to get our bearskin rugs but when looking at the cost of the entire trip; We would be in debt over our heads.
I hope to find a private land owner in several years who would be willing to let us take a couple Black Bears.

Yogi - you get another year pass! Hope to see you in a few years!

 

[jmca]

South of Buffalo, NY more and more bears have noticed! I have seen Facebook photos of them in yards in towns. Tearing up corn fields and in general, being a nuisance! The cabin we stay in out there has game cams and they are often checking out vehicles and the porch. I take my 357mag or 45LC out there depending on my mood.

 

[caryc]

Found this, it's a rabbit species from Argentia. Vid is in Colorado.

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/d2B8trHd7XzSe7AX/?mibextid=O563ZM

It's not a true rabbit. A rabbits legs do not move independently, they can not walk, only hop. And yes, I know about the front leg standing rabbits that walk on their front legs.

 

[freakindawgen]

It's not a true rabbit. A rabbits legs do not move independently, they can not walk, only hop. And yes, I know about the front leg standing rabbits that walk on their front legs.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patagonian_maraYou are correct not a true rabbit. One post called it a jackalope after it's shed.

 

[caryc]

It's not a true rabbit. A rabbits legs do not move independently, they can not walk, only hop. And yes, I know about the front leg standing rabbits that walk on their front legs.

I should edit this to say that they can move one of their rear legs independently as in scratching for fleas like a dog. They just can't walk like a dog.

 

[jmca]

So is this creature an invasive species (pest) that someone let loose after the novelty of owning it wore off?

 

[BearBiologist]

What school? I used to live in Pasadena.

Private school= (forgot the name) = near the golf course.

I went to grad school at CSUN and lived in Temple City & North Glendale near La Canada (Top of the 2 FWY)

 

[freakindawgen]

Private school= (forgot the name) = near the golf course.

I went to grad school at CSUN and lived in Temple City & North Glendale near La Canada (Top of the 2 FWY)

I went school across from Victory Park where the Rose Parade ended and displayed. I had family in Tujunga, they lived on top of one of the mountains.

 

[John in WYO]

I cannot comprehend why, in 90,000 acres, these. S.o.B. S HAVE TO dig in the wheel tracks on a two-track road!

Seriously?

 

[caryc]

I cannot comprehend why, in 90,000 acres, these. S.o.B. S HAVE TO dig in the wheel tracks on a two-track road!

Seriously?

Is there supposed to be a picture here? What S.o.B.S are you talking about?

 

[John in WYO]

My apologies, Cary.
Somehow,I transmogrified to badgers….

 

[John in WYO]

Here's a grizzly...

 

[John in WYO]

Aaaaand the same one. Earlier.

 

[Bigbore5]

Need a bigger atv

 

[Tensaw]

My son lives in Fort Walton Beach FL. Bears travel through his neighborhood all the time, even sometimes during the day.

 

[Jeepnik]

My son lives in Fort Walton Beach FL. Bears travel through his neighborhood all the time, even sometimes during the day.

Wow, Fort Walton Beach has changed since the 70's when I was stationed at Eglin AFB. Gators were our only problem. The only other critter problem we had were deer. A couple of weeks before hunting season they would start crowding in on the runways and flightline. Don't ever think deer aren't smart. They knew when the season started, and that no hunting was allowed close to the runways and such. We had just driven the runway prior to a C-130 to land chasing the deer off. But between the time we passed and the C-130 landed one moved back out onto the runway. Didn't do much damage to the aircraft, but splattered deer all over the runway. Spent a few minutes washing it off. The tower was concerned the remains would attract birds and other critters. They were probably right.

 

[eveled]

This one was in a suburb about 12 miles north of Boston

 

[jmca]

This one was in a suburb about 12 mikes north of Boston View attachment 54662

Nice!

 

[Mauser9]

Now that would look good in my den on the wall!

 

[Watertender]

This one was in a suburb about 12 miles north of Boston View attachment 54662

So it would be a "bayh" instead of a bear!

 

[caryc]

Now that would look good in my den on the wall!

You mean his head or the picture?

 

[jmca]

You mean his head or the picture?

HAHA

 

[Mauser9]

The BEAR. Head shoulder mount will suffice.

 

[eveled]

So it would be a "bayh" instead of a bear!

If I had to spell bear with a Boston accent.
bayah But a beer is beerah

 

[Cyrus]

At my range a week back with my .62 smoothbore Trade Gun flintlock.

 

[Tensaw]

Wow, Fort Walton Beach has changed since the 70's when I was stationed at Eglin AFB. Gators were our only problem. The only other critter problem we had were deer. A couple of weeks before hunting season they would start crowding in on the runways and flightline. Don't ever think deer aren't smart. They knew when the season started, and that no hunting was allowed close to the runways and such. We had just driven the runway prior to a C-130 to land chasing the deer off. But between the time we passed and the C-130 landed one moved back out onto the runway. Didn't do much damage to the aircraft, but splattered deer all over the runway. Spent a few minutes washing it off. The tower was concerned the remains would attract birds and other critters. They were probably right.

My son works at the GWEF (Guidance Weapons Evaluation Facility) at Eglin. Yes FW has changed over the years but it is sorta landlocked. So not many options for new growth. The black bears are becoming a problem. My son's dog occasionally wakes him up at night as the bears cruise through his yard.

 

[Ride1949]

Interesting. My daughter and her family drive down there from Crestview often. I'll have to ask her if they've seen any recently.