Grizzly bear believed to have killed woman on Buttermilk Trail near Yellowstone National Park By Harry Baker
dancers
Loc: melbourne.victoria, australia
the woman went into the bear's home. it did not go into hers............
dancers wrote:
the woman went into the bear's home. it did not go into hers............
She should have carried a gun.
dancers
Loc: melbourne.victoria, australia
bcheary wrote:
She should have carried a gun.
why shoot a bear? disgusting.!!!!!he is just as important as her, in my book.
dancers
Loc: melbourne.victoria, australia
bcheary wrote:
Would you rather die?
I would not be anywhere like that. stay home, stay safe.I never enter the ocean either.
bcheary wrote:
She should have carried a gun.
That's a difficult decision, and unless she's one hell of a pistol shot, it likely wouldn't do much good anyway.
She'd need either a .44 Magnum, .454 Casull, .460 S&W, or other such caliber in a handgun; a rifle in .300 Win Mag, or larger for a rifle. Second, the bear likely isn't offering a stationary target, so a single kill shot is nearly impossible. Grizzly bears are amazingly fast at shorter distances...
There are a host of other reasons why you shouldn't carry a gun of any type if you don't have the skills necessary to disable or kill the animal on the first shot.
bcheary wrote:
She should have carried a gun.
Bear spray would be better for her and most people.
I don't have an answer. Other than that no way is a bear just as important as a human being.
fantom wrote:
Bear spray would be better for her and most people.
Most assuredly, in Grizzly bear country you should never walk without it.
bcheary wrote:
Would you rather die?
Well you can shoot a bear if it invade your home.
dancers wrote:
I would not be anywhere like that. stay home, stay safe.I never enter the ocean either.
Interesting that you bring up the ocean since it’s “Shark Week”!
Mark Sturtevant wrote:
I don't have an answer. Other than that no way is a bear just as important as a human being.
Let me just point out that there are 8 billion humans on earth now and approximately 2 thousand grizzlies!
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