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Woman forgives bear for attack at northern Wisconsin home
This is a headline in a Wisconsin paper-http://www.thecountrytoday.com/story-outdoors.asp?id=BKG5DP72KoK
The bear enters her home while she and her son are there, knocks some things over and leaves. Few days later she is taking out the garbage the bear attacks her. What would you do?
from charlie elk on 07.14.09 Answer Question |
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If you follow the link you can post your answer on the paper's site. http://www.thecountrytoday.com/story-outdoors.asp?id=BKG5DP72KoK
Maybe she will see the error of her ways and someone will not get hurt or killed.
This a obviously a very dangerous nuisance bear which in my humble opinion needs to be removed from the population. Not live trapped and moved into someone elses unsuspecting neighborhood.
BTW, bears are definately not an endangerd species in WI.
I'd offer to write her obituary while she still has some input and help her with her will. I wouldn't write her a life insurance policy.
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If you follow the link you can post your answer on the paper's site. http://www.thecountrytoday.com/story-outdoors.asp?id=BKG5DP72KoK
Maybe she will see the error of her ways and someone will not get hurt or killed.
This a obviously a very dangerous nuisance bear which in my humble opinion needs to be removed from the population. Not live trapped and moved into someone elses unsuspecting neighborhood.
BTW, bears are definately not an endangerd species in WI.
I'd offer to write her obituary while she still has some input and help her with her will. I wouldn't write her a life insurance policy.
Post an Answer (200 characters or less)