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Old 05-06-2021, 01:26 PM   #8
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Always really sad when this happens. Spring time bears are the most dangerous. I don’t see what kind of Bear it is but I would suspect it’s a male black bear which in spring time can be predatory.

For those going hiking in spring remember there have been 0 bear fatalities when people hike in tight groups of 4. Carry bear spray and practice with it (either expired cans or tester cans) before going out.

If a bear attacks you and is not a female with Cubs the likely best course is fighting back and not playing dead.
Exercise caution when doing this. My son managed to inadvertently bear spray his grandma (my mom) when practicing with an expired can last summer, lol. Largely due to swirling wind conditions but still...

Speaking of which, if that was how strong it is when "expired" I really wouldnt want to see the effect of a new can.
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