I feel ya.I’ve seen enough Winnie the Pooh episodes to know that a bear will be significantly slowed down if he gets his head stuck in a honey pot. Thus, I always carry a honey pot with me in grizzle bear country. If I get charged, all I have to do is line up the honey pot with his head and I’m good to go. No handgun, bear spray, or wrasslin’ moves needed. Plus if I get a rumbly in my tumbly, just reach in and get myself a handful of honey. It’s literally the perfect plan.
Fake news. Those animals are up on two feet for a lot of the video. Obviously sasquatches.I dont think any of us have a chance in hell of pulling off any kind of moves on the bear. I know this is in good fun but there is an element of seriousness to this. Go watch this bear fight.
Exactly, i have practiced with both. I can draw , shoot and hit a paint can at 20yds in 1.56 seconds , on a shoot timer. Spray takes twice as long and im usually half choking to death after. lolHow does that work? Will not be quick enough to draw, aim, shoot with a gun ; but will with spray? While stying upwind so I don’t get blow back in my own face?
The rest of the advice makes sense - clean camp, aware of surroundings, extreme caution around carcass and kill site.
Avoid the bear and keep distance is best
only a Tikka Flat BillBuy a Tikka, bears can smell the awesomeness of WBR (the world's best rifle according to the Slide.. ) and they will fear you too much to attack. If you are bowhunting, maybe a Tikka logoed hat will do the trick.
Only one way out of that situation. And it ain’t pretty… for the bear.
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A lightweight alternative is to just walk around displaying a 77 TMK. Likely just wearing one on a necklace would do the trick.Buy a Tikka, bears can smell the awesomeness of WBR (the world's best rifle according to the Slide.. ) and they will fear you too much to attack. If you are bowhunting, maybe a Tikka logoed hat will do the trick.