jack707
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after I hosed off my tractor I went 8 to the front door and saw this! . It's been coming into my yard all this week eating the corn I keep for the deers and turkeys.
Bear in my yard
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after I hosed off my tractor I went 8 to the front door and saw this! . It's been coming into my yard all this week eating the corn I keep for the deers and turkeys.
RobertBrown
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I can bearly see it.....
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jack707
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You have to enlarge the pic
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Bear with him.
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You have to bear in mind that he didnt want to get too close..
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jack707
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I know it would not let me get to close .
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jack707
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Yeah where I live there are alt of bears around.back in 2014 I was painting my kitchen and I heard a noise I looked in the woods, field nothing opened my front doo r theres a bear standing up with its paws on my slider! I yelled at it and it wobbled into the woods.
MarkF48
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I'm glad the thread title wasn't "Bare in my Yard" with an accompanying picture 
Lost a couple bird suet feeders to a bear or two. Wee hours of the morning and I didn't get to see him/her.
Lost a couple bird suet feeders to a bear or two. Wee hours of the morning and I didn't get to see him/her.
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jack707
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I'm to shy to do that
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We had a smallish black bear amble through the back just yesterday as well. Maybe 110#, and right at the 30 yard range marker I have set out for target practice. The critter stopped and sat down for a spell while I watched from the back deck. 'Guess there was an itch to scratch.
Regarding the bear coming for the corn, I suggest you have a little chat and let it know your intended guests. I mean how an a bear know who the corn is out there for? Food is food.
Regarding the bear coming for the corn, I suggest you have a little chat and let it know your intended guests. I mean how an a bear know who the corn is out there for? Food is food.
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jack707
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I guess I. Will just hoist the barrel up till they go to sleep.
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2LaneCruzer
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I'm glad the thread title wasn't "Bare in my Yard" with an accompanying picture
Lost a couple bird suet feeders to a bear or two. Wee hours of the morning and I didn't get to see him/her.
You beat me to it. I was actually hoping he had misspelled "Bear" and had a close-up picture. I was willing to take the 50/50 chance that it was Jane instead of Tarzan.
gwstang
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Awww, he's just a big ol' teddy bear that wants his belly rubbed...
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I miss read your post. I thought it said beer in your yard I was getting ready to come over. 
George2615
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I thought he was bare while hosing off his tractor.
oosik
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Come to think of it - we did have an experience with a black bear. Building our cabin in Alaska - had a Jeep with a Warn winch. The bear came around at night and would lick the grease/oil off the winch and wound up cable. Never saw him in the daytime. And he definitely had ears.
