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<blockquote data-quote="cow pollinater" data-source="post: 1041023" data-attributes="member: 14661"><p>I've been around tons of black bears. I've even had a grain sack that I was using as a pillow pulled out from under my head by one. The only time I've ever felt any danger was last year when I walked up on a big male on a dead calf with my neighbor. We thought we were going to shoot some pigs but instead we got a huge boar bear that knew we were coming and was standing broadside to us and pumping his front end up and down to show us how big he was. :shock: It's impressive when you're fifty feet away from them. :help: </p><p>The trash bears are kind of a double edged sword. The are still wild and still dangerous but they've smelled so much human that they let their guard down and get used to being around us. Much the same way that a backyard cow is easier to handle than a range cow. At the family cabin in Sequoia Park we've had them walk right up to us while we're sitting on the porch. It's like having a big pesky dog that you're scared to reprimand.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cow pollinater, post: 1041023, member: 14661"] I've been around tons of black bears. I've even had a grain sack that I was using as a pillow pulled out from under my head by one. The only time I've ever felt any danger was last year when I walked up on a big male on a dead calf with my neighbor. We thought we were going to shoot some pigs but instead we got a huge boar bear that knew we were coming and was standing broadside to us and pumping his front end up and down to show us how big he was. :shock: It's impressive when you're fifty feet away from them. :help: The trash bears are kind of a double edged sword. The are still wild and still dangerous but they've smelled so much human that they let their guard down and get used to being around us. Much the same way that a backyard cow is easier to handle than a range cow. At the family cabin in Sequoia Park we've had them walk right up to us while we're sitting on the porch. It's like having a big pesky dog that you're scared to reprimand. [/QUOTE]
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