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Check it out = A friend of my son has a hunting lease north of hwy #528 (beeline) and
west of hwy #520 (southeast Orange county). My son lives out there on south side of
hwy #528 and east side of hwy #520 (not too far away) ....
His friend's webcam got these two pics today ! ! ! !
I used to live out there = never ever seen any sign of bears in that part of the country ...
Sure is a pretty thing ........
Awesome pics. We are hearing more and more about Black Bear sightings here in Central N.C., but I have not yet seen one or heard of anyone in my immediate circle of friends who did.
It's amazing however, just how long bears can go unseen or undetected in an area... so, I certainly wouldn't be a bit surprised to see one most anytime or anywhere around here.
Wow!
Bears ! oh my . some good pictures of him.
Nothing but an overgrown possum with s bad attitude. Hate them garbage wreckers.
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I've been trying to give mine away but nobody wants them. There a pain in the butt, just a big destructive overgrown coon.
Pretty to look at but a pain in the neighborhood. Good pics.
That's one big boy Danny, thanks for sharing.....
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Here I thought I was gonna read about BEERS!!:Rofl
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Nice pics, looks like a big one.
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Wildlife departments have hard time tracking numbers. Know FL season last year they killed more bears than department thought was in the state! MO DC went from denying there were bears in state just a couple of years ago to now having a limited hunting season this year! With all the trail cams out there they just couldn't deny how many there were. especially when they showed up repeatedly in suburbs of STL. New buddy of mine is the guy who goes out and traps problem animals for MDC and says lots more than folks think.
Thats a nice bear, lots of young pork around to fatten him up.
When they get really big their head looks small, so this one still has a way to go.
That looks like PAPPA BEAR to me! Big one