Also, I'm planning a road trip through bear country this summer. Up through northern Canada to Alaska.
Gonna get the spray. Gonna bring the Large Firearm.
slowcowboy wrote:can you shop by a gun dealer a can of spray too?
I just discovered that portable electric fences exist. The people selling them think they're great for bear country. Are these worth the time, effort and money? What else do I need?
KennethW wrote:You may want to check what Canada allows. On the border crossing show. Pepper spray was not allowed and fire arms was a no no.
tony.latham wrote:Get a can of spray and hide it in the woods before you enter Canada so you can grab it on the way home.
tony.latham wrote:Forget about that fence.
tony.latham wrote:You'll be lucky if you see a bear...
tony.latham wrote:But if you see a sign that says, Margo Creek, turn around.
KennethW wrote:capnTelescope wrote:This is the thread I was looking for. I only went through 23 pages of "bear" search results to find it. This is an entertaining thread that deserves a bump.
Which brings up a question: Other than Tony Latham's paw prints that might have been from a bear that stepped in white paint, any other bear stories to relate?
Also, I'm planning a road trip through bear country this summer. Up through northern Canada to Alaska.
You may want to check what Canada allows. On the border crossing show. Pepper spray was not allowed and fire arms was a no no.
lrrowe wrote:See my "my bear in camp" story at page 1 of this thread.
Mary C wrote:My plan is to go up the west coast ...
working on it wrote:I then told her to get bear spray, which is stronger than regular pepper spray, but she said it was illegal in Texas.
working on it wrote:bear spray would tempt me too much, if my travels were interrupted by social justice warriors blocking the road (again).
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