Phew, for a second there I thought you were telling me to watch COUGARS by smelling their crap in a supermarket.
I figure if the older ladies can't control their bowels, best to steer clear! 
Thank you for sharing your scatalogical knowledge. It is truly impressive.
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Head banger from Monday, July 08, 2013 6:38:20 PM)| |  | Head banger wrote: | | yes, avoid supermarkets.
dont leave food out dont smell like food. know your cooler is not bearproof.
you can tell them appart by their scat also
black bear droppings are filled with partialy digested berries
Grizley bear droppings have little bells, bits of cloth and often smess of pepper.
| | | guidogodoy wrote: | | Oho! So, study the hump on its back before I make big or curl and cover. After all, I could have a baby Alaskan on my hands, right? Got it! Has nothing to do with the type of tie they wear but if one looks like it could be ringing the bells at Notre Dame or call itself Igor (pronounced EYE-gore) than I have a type of Grizzly.
Also, stay out of supermarkets and other places where older ladies could prey on a fellow such as myself. 
| | | Head banger wrote: | | the alaskan brown bear is a sub species of Grizley.
size is a beter give away than color. that or the hump on the back. but either way, dont walk in silence, dont round blind corners quietly, keep your eyes and ears open and give them space, usualy they will just get out of your way. unless you have a particularily jaunty necktie on, then they may ask to borow it.
cougars, now they are dangerous.
| | | guidogodoy wrote: | | Now see? Without the shitdisturbers we are back to the "entertain and EDUCATE" element of this site that I have always loved! Too bad the three stooges never learned this little lesson. Learned ANYTHING for that matter!
As I was hiking Alaska and the Rockies, I know that black bears can be brown (don't remember if the opposite is true or maybe I already have it backwards). I just decided to take the "make a lot of noise" tactic as I was hiking so as not to stumble across any mama bear tying the baby's bow-tie (wonder if they used a clip-on...probably).
| | | Head banger wrote: | | black bears you make stand tall, speak softly and back away. if they come at you fight back. Grizly bear you stand tall, back away and if they come at you curl into a ball and protect your soft bits. Polar bears, well those you feed them a dead seal and cary on. the little ones you stay away from because if you accidentaly screw up their bow tie mom gets pissed
| | | guidogodoy wrote: | | Good. Be especially wary of those wearing collars, ties and hats. Little ones tend to wear bow ties. I don't know if you play dead with those or make yourself big and throw rocks.
Be sure to check with Ranger Smith.
| | | Head banger wrote: | | Got to Great falls an hour ago, so of course I am back on. HRMG, its got to be higher on your list. cant believe its been over 20 years since I went. we dont get to yellowstone till wednesday, tomorow we get to take my teenage girl shopping. oh the joy.
guido, I will obtain said photo, and will avoid leaving any picinic baskets or similar devices where Ursa Horibilis or any of his friends can get at them
| | | Becks wrote: | | Cool, have a great time HB!
| | | Head banger wrote: | | | Heading to yellowstone. probably wont be on much. Trix, you can post for me. ha! |
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