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Best bear defense, "be alert" from Outdoor life on bear attacks.
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<blockquote data-quote="sourdough44" data-source="post: 1898927" data-attributes="member: 16114"><p>I think a fair amount depends on location, type of bears, and even if part of a 'hunted' bear population.</p><p></p><p> Bears have the right to be unpredictable, most here in the upper Midwest are not. I'm just talking about black bears, we'll go with MI & WI. The vast majority will scoot out of sight before you know they are around. Of course if you quietly surprise a mommy bear with cubs, most bets are off.</p><p></p><p> Out near Glacier Park & Yellowstone, one needs to step up the game some, same as in AK. Just like with Covid, there are outliers and exceptions to many rules.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sourdough44, post: 1898927, member: 16114"] I think a fair amount depends on location, type of bears, and even if part of a ‘hunted’ bear population. Bears have the right to be unpredictable, most here in the upper Midwest are not. I’m just talking about black bears, we’ll go with MI & WI. The vast majority will scoot out of sight before you know they are around. Of course if you quietly surprise a mommy bear with cubs, most bets are off. Out near Glacier Park & Yellowstone, one needs to step up the game some, same as in AK. Just like with Covid, there are outliers and exceptions to many rules. [/QUOTE]
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