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I'm glad that some entrepreneur has finally gotten around to filling this gaping hole in the arsenal required for open field combat. Especially before the walls of Troy, if we are called to Turkey. It will also prove of great value in close quarters combat, supplying a need that cannot be underestimated. I think (?) Colonel Cooper counted a good spear as second only to his famous scout rifle. Peter Hathaway Capstick once attacked a cape buffalo with a native spear, emerged chastened by that mistake. Also, Sacha Semiel, "El Tigrero", a Pole in Brazil, killed many many jaguars with a spear, though his had a necessary crosspiece, to prevent the jaguar from running up the shaft to maul him while dying. And let's not forget Ron, King Arthur's spear. The "Pig Stickers" of the English Raj, the halberds of the Swiss Guard. Or the great ashen spear of Peleas, that Achilles would throw and then run to catch midair before it could strike the ground.So maybe instead of spray while in tent?
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If any predator is within 3 meters it shall be shot on the spot. Most people can't regain any sight picture after a shot if a bear is 10 meters away and charging for a follow up shot. There's a point of return for any predator. If they have canine teeth then if they aren't showing fear they get shot. That's how I was taught and I'm teaching my boys. If a predator gets close enough you absolutely need to shoot them you waited too **** long. Endangered or not folks need to have self preservation. Remember it's your story verse the dead or wounded predator if you're dumb enough to report it. But at least you'll still be alive! Rules and regulations are just ink and paper and won't help you in the time of need one bit.
They put that "This Side Toward Bear" on those cans of spray for a reason.
My thoughts too.
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Our saying use to be "I'd rather be judged by 12 than carried by 6."
Any evidence the bear brought the spray to season its meal????
I've had the thought that this might be a good strategy. Douse myself in pepper spray so that I'm too spicy to eat…just my luck, I'd run across one of those Cajun bears!!!!
I've read that bears sort of like the spray, as long as it's not in eyes or breathed in. Bears have been seen to roll around on their backs in grass that caught a bunch of pepper spray. I'd never depend on spray. A gun is final. Trying to choose between the two is likely to prove fatal.
Oh my gosh that's kinda funny, the bear liking it. Reminds me of my littlest and oldest dog, Tikka (that way I can say I have a tikka as well
). Most dogs HATE really spicy things, we had heard that sprinkling cayenne pepper around the garden plants would keep the dog away from them with digging a such when she was a pup. To our dismay, she followed my wife around DELIBERATELY LICKING UP THE CAYENNE POWDER 
. She is a strange animal, it worked with the other dogs. She'll be 11 soon, a wire haired daschund Jack Russel terrier cross, a real lion heart trapped in a frail and small body haha. She is wise in her old age, when she was younger she almost got herself killed or mauled a number of times because there was NOTHING ON EARTH she would back down from
Funny not funny
