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Situational awareness matters! What would you have done in this situation? Would you have been aware enough of your surroundings to be prepared to fend off a bear attack?

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MAC & DUG 🇺🇸🪖🐕‍🦺1 year ago

There's no way that bear would have gotten away from me petting it.

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Kerry Slone(Stilettos&Shotguns)1 year ago

😂

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Jason Morahan1 year ago

Saw somewhere statistically dogs are a singly causal contributor to bear attacks, bear encounters with a dog present almost always result in attacks upon the owner and most of them with follow through. They trigger the bears too much, which are smart enough to distinguish owners. The answer is yes. If I'm out with a dog in bear country I know if there's a bear anywhere near the dog is going to bring it to me and it's going to attack. So I'd have a 45/70 ready and some preparation at the range, or don't bring the dog.

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James Cecil1 year ago

I think not many people can have done as good as this guy. No noticeable panic, and very deliberate movements.

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mark eastman1 year ago

why is the camera there

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Kerry Slone(Stilettos&Shotguns)1 year ago

Trail cam?

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Nick 🇺🇲1 year ago

Wildlife is a seriously scary scenario, I hope I could keep my head Probably the scariest for me was a thing nothing happened, but I was on the subway in Mexico City, and a guy near me kept looking at me and talking to the girl with him. He was looking at the wear spot in my jeans where my wallet usually goes, but I had it in my front pocket Only action I did was move so the girl I was with was behind me, and I could watch him. Situational awareness absolutely is important

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Jason H.1 year ago

When a Judo Chop simply won't cut it!

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Meowder Mittens1 year ago

Would you rather have an axe or a gun in the woods to protect you from bears, if you could choose only one. If a gun, what caliber for bears?

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Mark1 year ago

I love the little puff of spray at the end... for good measure.

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Tim Sharp 🍊 🍊 🇺🇸1 year ago

I carry a 10mm...I'm ready

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Meowder Mittens1 year ago

And good timing.

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Noah Boday1 year ago

Damn!! Ima need a bigger Ax!

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Gushansenagain1 year ago

@CPowersour16636 Bear looks like a young grizzly. notice the hump. Guy did perfect and dog didn't keep going after the bear so it left, both man and bear probably s..t a brick Win Win Win everybody walked away

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Kerry Slone(Stilettos&Shotguns)1 year ago

😂

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Walter Mitty 🚴‍♂️💨1 year ago

Looks like some spray in hand as well.

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krister1 year ago

Can´t help to think that if he had control over his dog nothing would have come from this, bet it was the dog that triggered the response from the bear. But fast thinking none the less.

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A. Groggett1 year ago

Possibly, no guarantees I would move as well as he did with my bad knee though.

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enemy of the status quo1 year ago

I had an encounter in 1996 with a bear and a cougar simultaneously. Both were shot with .22mag I am the luckiest son of a B÷$%# alive besides my buddy Woody who was there when it happened. The very next day I bought a .357 magnum. I never wanted more ammo I had a 100 .22mag rounds I had two guns chambered in .22 mag a model 941 taurus 9 shot revolver and a model 782 marlin rifle both chambered in .22 mag. I swear I see all the arguments for more ammo all the time, but all I wanted that day was a bigger bullet that would decisevly end the confrontation. I was so fortunate that .22 mag hurt enough to turn both around, but it could have had a completely different outcome.

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F.Mousa1 year ago

kudos to the bear for its "situational awareness" and knowing when someone intrudes on their home.

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RONIN1 year ago

Uh, well I would have shot it. I would have shot the bear. Alot...

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BackUpAcc1 year ago

Shoulda had a gun.

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BonSang1 year ago

Scopaesthesia. I can be in a room with 200 peoples and i will single out the one looking at with in half a second, finding their gaze before they know it. The down side is that after an hour or so of this little game i get tired.

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Storm1 year ago

Good use of the tree

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Mr. Turdburglar1 year ago

My aunt asked me if I carry bear repellent when out on the trail. I told her "Of course". "What brand?" she asked. "Smith and Wesson" I replied.

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Jeff1 year ago

This is why I carry 10mm

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ConstitutionallyBlessed 👊1 year ago

Fuck these people wondering around a beard natural habit and then killing it when it dies what a bear does ! If you came into my home I’d defend myself too smh pos humans

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Gippie1 year ago

Does no one ask how all this just happened to occur in front of a perfectly positioned camera? No?

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Chas 🇺🇸1 year ago

The ODDS of a camera being there are astronomical

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NFBBM1 year ago

Hard cast .44 or 12 gauge buck-slug-buck….

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Danny1 year ago

We all would like to think so but everyday is a different battle so idk… 🤔

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Bubbalou1 year ago

A commercial quality depends would be a requirement as well.

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