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  • RichieC
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    Originally posted by bassanglers912 View Post
    Awesome! I was told by a very reliable source you can tell the age of a bear by how far apart the ears are. Further apart=older bear.
    You can the size of a bear by how far apart their nose is from their tail...

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  • Schultzz
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    Looking directly into the eyes of a wandering bear is not a good idea. It pi$$es them off. I know from experience. The bear rushed me only to stop 25 feet from me in a false charge. From then I always made lots of noise and never stared into eyes again. Scared the ---- out of me. This was mucho years ago in Connecticut of all places where I attended college after getting out of the "service".

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  • geogymn
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    thanks

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  • Woodly
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    Originally posted by geogymn View Post
    Bingo Town?

    Binghamton

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  • geogymn
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    Bingo Town?

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  • hikingandwildex
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    Fascinating stories and photos in this thread!

    I had my first ever bear "encounter" this morning in Allegany State Park. It wasn't much of an encounter. He scampered away from me before I even had a chance to shout in his direction or take my camera out of my front pocket. I saw him for a good five seconds and that was it.

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  • bassanglers912
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    Awesome! I was told by a very reliable source you can tell the age of a bear by how far apart the ears are. Further apart=older bear.

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  • Horicon
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    Todays visitor

    Had a visitor today in Chestertown.
    Attached Files

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  • Horicon
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    Thanks for trying.
    I run in to the same problem.

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  • Woodly
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    Originally posted by Horicon View Post
    Show us the pics !!!!
    I've tried multiple methods in 3 different forums and can't move them out of the computer.
    Very frustrating.

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  • Horicon
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    pics

    Show us the pics !!!!

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  • Wldrns
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    I was tending my schwenker BBQ a couple of weeks ago when I heard a commotion along the roadside. I thought it was Max, a neighbor's big chocolate lab dog being walked, as he often romps up my driveway and into the woods along side of the road. Max, you sure are making an unusially lot of noisy ruckus today. Upon closer inspection that was not max, but a medium size black bear rushing across the road and right up my property line 100 feet from me toward the back of my land where there is a spruce swamp. Since then I always take the cooking grate down from the tripod chaIn over the fire pit when I am finished cooking and put it safely away.

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  • St.Regis
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    Cool! Not too many people see that

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  • Woodly
    started a topic Black Bears

    Black Bears

    Tho I'm not in the Adirondacks I thought you folks would enjoy hearing that less than an hour ago while my wife and I sat on our back porch, a mother bear and 5 cubs, yep 5, came through our backyard within 30ft of where we sat.
    That's 8 different bears we've seen this yr.
    One could live many lifetimes and never hear of 5 cubs let alone see them.
    I got 2 photos.
    Incredible.
    We're in SNY se of Bingo Town.
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