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6/7/2025, 1:21:18 PM
>>2791630
>IDK why city people are so afraid of bairs. One time in West Virginia I was walking up a mountain road closed to car traffic and startled a pair of bear cubs which were napping in the roadside ditch. Mom appeared at the top of the embankment with her full attention directed at me; when the cubs ran past her, she turned and followed them into the forest. It wasn't scary, rather a cool encounter. I went hiking alone in Wyoming grizzly country pretty often while working in Grand Teton National Park. Others wore dinner bells and brought spicy spray along in case the bear wanted some flavoring on that bland white person ass.
>Bears are intelligent, curious and generally peaceful creatures. Respond to them with unpredictable aggression and damn right they're going to treat you as a threat. The only time you should be aggressive toward a bear is if you have food and the bear is clearly seeking to steal it from you. Human food is like crack cocaine to bears.
>>>2789966
>Don't be a stupid bugman who panics and screeches and jabbers in fear when he encounters a bear looking at him curiously like "Da fuq you doing in my back yard, stranger?"
>IDK why city people are so afraid of bairs. One time in West Virginia I was walking up a mountain road closed to car traffic and startled a pair of bear cubs which were napping in the roadside ditch. Mom appeared at the top of the embankment with her full attention directed at me; when the cubs ran past her, she turned and followed them into the forest. It wasn't scary, rather a cool encounter. I went hiking alone in Wyoming grizzly country pretty often while working in Grand Teton National Park. Others wore dinner bells and brought spicy spray along in case the bear wanted some flavoring on that bland white person ass.
>Bears are intelligent, curious and generally peaceful creatures. Respond to them with unpredictable aggression and damn right they're going to treat you as a threat. The only time you should be aggressive toward a bear is if you have food and the bear is clearly seeking to steal it from you. Human food is like crack cocaine to bears.
>>>2789966
>Don't be a stupid bugman who panics and screeches and jabbers in fear when he encounters a bear looking at him curiously like "Da fuq you doing in my back yard, stranger?"
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