WOMAN BEGS FOR LIFE DURING BEAR ATTACK!!

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I just reviewed most of the bear attack info I could find.
As for chasing the bear,I was 9 or 10 and there was a 200 pound black bear,so I chased it(wimpy thing ran away!).
As for mace I know it would piss me off(my stepbrother tazedme once,that made me take it away and taxes him a couple times).
 
I just reviewed most of the bear attack info I could find.
As for chasing the bear,I was 9 or 10 and there was a 200 pound black bear,so I chased it(wimpy thing ran away!).
As for mace I know it would piss me off(my stepbrother tazedme once,that made me take it away and taxes him a couple times).
Damn,how old were you when your brother tazed you?
 
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Yeah it would piss me off too! hahaha
Bears have one of the most complex olfactory systems (smell) of all the mammals. I've seen many videos of bears coming into contact with mace on hunting shows, youtube, nat geo, ect.
The mace overloads their scent glands (which cover the majority of the inside of their snout) causing extreme pain. (just like humans but many times worse) Even a small whiff will send a bear running away, a direct hit in the face will cause a sensory overload and many times the bear will become lethargic or even pass out from the pain.

You might get one shot with a gun and it would have to be a pretty good shot to stop a charging bear.
Or...you could have an absolutely terrible shot with the mace but you'll still stop that bear in it's tracks.

Either way...I bring both though!
 
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Yeah it would piss me off too! hahaha
Bears have one of the most complex olfactory systems (smell) of all the mammals. I've seen many videos of bears coming into contact with mace on hunting shows, youtube, nat geo, ect.
The mace overloads their scent glands (which cover the majority of the inside of their snout) causing extreme pain. (just like humans but many times worse) Even a small whiff will send a bear running away, a direct hit in the face will cause a sensory overload and many times the bear will become lethargic or even pass out from the pain.

You might get one shot with a gun and it would have to be a pretty good shot to stop a charging bear.
Or...you could have an absolutely terrible shot with the mace but you'll still stop that bear in it's tracks.

Either way...I bring both though!
Interesting,and something to keep in mind if I should go camping or hiking anywere bears are known to be.
 
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