Bears and life on the coast

Post by **jason** » 03 Nov 2007 20:32

Good lord Lou, the boss moved in behind you

? Can't be home "sick" from work anymore eh

!

Post by **510Freak** » 03 Nov 2007 20:36

jason wrote:Good lord Lou, the boss moved in behind you ? Can't be home "sick" from work anymore eh !

Dont bother me to call in sick at all even if he lives behind us

He treads lightly around me

Does not wanna get me aggrivated at all,trust me he has and well

Lets say he was a bit shocked

Yellowcar · Post by **Yellowcar** » 05 Nov 2007 09:07

510Freak wrote:
Yellowcar wrote:Turns out I have cougars at my house. Guess I need to let my dogs into the shop at night...
Most definatly need the pooches in the garage at night,

Actually I should let the cougar into the shop instead of the dog. Then I won't need my alarm or a gun anymore.

Post by **nickledimeme** » 05 Nov 2007 10:06

Actually I should let the cougar into the shop instead of the dog. Then I won't need my alarm or a gun anymore.[/quote]

Thats funny!!

My brother lives in North Bend Wa. He had a cougar that was constantly killing his chicken's and goat's. It became a issue since he had 8 yr old twins and a 6 yr old son at the time. I let him barrow the M1A1 with NVG scope for a couple of weeks. The cougar was smart enough to never get Shot by my brother.(or my brother was to scared to sit on his roof all night to get the kill.) The Game Department got the cougar eventually .

Living on the edge of civilization seems to be more dangerous than living in the deep wilderness. We have a Cabin in Lake Chelan Wa. also, and it is 25 miles from town. You see wildlife, but it never comes knocking on our door. At least not yet.

Post by **510Freak** » 16 Nov 2007 22:23

Bwaahhaaa,My Buddy(my dog for those that do not know,100 lbs plus of Sheppard cross) just scared the Sh!t out of a Big boy ,The whole neighborhoods dogs ,were going off,the Bad boy(bear),leaped a 5ft fence,

Post by **datzenmike** » 17 Nov 2007 16:39

nickledimeme wrote: Living on the edge of civilization seems to be more dangerous than living in the deep wilderness. We have a Cabin in Lake Chelan Wa. also, and it is 25 miles from town. You see wildlife, but it never comes knocking on our door. At least not yet. :shock:

I'd rather have cougars than crack heads.

Post by **510Freak** » 17 Nov 2007 22:35

Well was ready the paper today,And the city is asking people to put garbage out day of,And also saw a blip in another article that they are going to start to impose fines on homeowners who do not take preventative measures,About TIME!!!!
The neighbour last night was like pretty bad when I have to lock up my garbage(Well what ever it takes to abate them in my books)

Post by **rnorrish** » 17 Nov 2007 22:42

datzenmike wrote:
nickledimeme wrote: Living on the edge of civilization seems to be more dangerous than living in the deep wilderness. We have a Cabin in Lake Chelan Wa. also, and it is 25 miles from town. You see wildlife, but it never comes knocking on our door. At least not yet.
I'd rather have cougars than crack heads.

I'd be happy with a cougar, or maybe just a cougar in training. hehehe - off to the bar!

-richard "cougar bait" norrish

Post by **510Freak** » 17 Nov 2007 22:48

rnorrish wrote:
datzenmike wrote:
nickledimeme wrote: Living on the edge of civilization seems to be more dangerous than living in the deep wilderness. We have a Cabin in Lake Chelan Wa. also, and it is 25 miles from town. You see wildlife, but it never comes knocking on our door. At least not yet.
I'd rather have cougars than crack heads.
I'd be happy with a cougar, or maybe just a cougar in training. hehehe - off to the bar!

-richard "cougar bait" norrish

Ahahahhhaa
RCB Norris,is looking for the Mating call "I'M SO DRUNK"(the call of the wild heheheheheh)

Post by **rnorrish** » 17 Nov 2007 22:51

that's the mating call of a sorority girl too!

Post by **510Freak** » 17 Nov 2007 22:53

Sweet kill to birds with one ?????

Post by **510Freak** » 03 Dec 2007 22:16

Kind of a sad note,conseravtion officers killed a bear today,down at dry creek(where most of the flooding happened),A couple of people saw it and well??I think the big guy was just trying to get warm and dry like all of us!!!
I know that the are a nucance,but they are gods creaturs like us and there has to be a better way to deal with it....

Post by **510Freak** » 15 Apr 2008 19:55

hahhah I am not the only one,
Some of the responses are funny as heck

http://www.alberni.ca/forums/showthread.php?t=8802

Post by **bertvorgon** » 18 Jul 2008 21:42

My brother sent me this picture taken out of his living room window. he has no less than 1/2 dozen different bears, pretty much grazing in his yard, all the time. Getting to be a bit of a worry.

Post by **510Freak** » 18 Jul 2008 22:06

Wow..
That is a good pic of the bad boy on the hind..
They are in abundance,For sure..
They have put at least 6 down here (the troublesim ones here,then there is the not so troublesism.They roam)
The best one I saw was last year after we came back from Ladysmith festival of lights.
Here he is cruising down Johnson street(the main drag) I did have to do a double take on this one..
We do see them all the time(here)Seems to be part of the landscape..
Not as extreme as your brothers tho Keith..
Must get a lot worriesome for him..
(and the lastest thing I have encountered is ??,the Cameron lake ??)

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