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    If you walk by the den, kiss your *** goodbye

    Edit: Brown bear, right?
    Last edited by higgy; 01-23-2009 at 05:59 PM.


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    Quote Originally Posted by hopeak View Post
    POP Quiz: It is Alaska Dec. 15 through Feb. 15, There is five feet of snow. -22*F below.

    Question are all the bears in hibernation........????
    I say no, but I don't have any facts to back that up with. Polar bears don't hibernate though.
    Alaska to Florida, for how long, who knows...

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    The pregnant sow always hibernate, (last week or this week was the birthing). But only lack of food will drive the big boars in, and the real big boars will go in and out all winter. Starving bears will not hibernate. A huge brown bear was shot on new years day in downtown Port Alsworth, on lovely Lake Clark, Alaska, maybe 10 years ago.

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    I always wonder why we have never de'denned one with the snow machines.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hopeak View Post
    The pregnant sow always hibernate, (last week or this week was the birthing). But only lack of food will drive the big boars in, and the real big boars will go in and out all winter. Starving bears will not hibernate. A huge brown bear was shot on new years day in downtown Port Alsworth, on lovely Lake Clark, Alaska, maybe 10 years ago.
    Great info for a newbee like me.

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