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    WTF? A black bear in Gresham? I guess it makes sense. The Portland metro area is surrounded by lots of habitat. We have had a cougar in our SW Portland neighborhood.

    I think I'll have to be satisfied with fighting aggressive wildlife around here with HST 147. I'm not going to carry a spare mag of XP ;-).

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    Looks like I need to buy more of these bullets:

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    Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Clusterfrack View Post
    What an excellent idea! I'd have to find someone with hunting experience to go with me.
    DUDE,


    I'm your Huckleberry, that's just my game.

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    Quote Originally Posted by flyrodr View Post
    And here in NC, we have the Outer Banks bear:

    http://abc11.com/pets-animals/bear-s...beach/3520581/
    Don't the NC coastal areas have a good population of largish black bears?

    Chris

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    Quote Originally Posted by mtnbkr View Post
    Don't the NC coastal areas have a good population of largish black bears?
    There are certainly some big ones. The largest, I believe, was an 880-lb one. Turns out it had gotten fat by raiding a waste bin where a hog farm tossed carcasses of dead hogs before burying them. Other big ones, though, apparently gained their weight legitimately. I think the top twenty bears shot in NC and officially weighed were all over 700 pounds.

    Loosely related (a bear story), many years ago my wife and I were playing golf at a western NC course that backed up to some US Forest Service land. She hit a shot off the fairway into the edge of the woods, and in looking for her ball, woke up a smallish black bear (maybe 150 lbs) that had been napping there. Fortunately, it groggily ambled off away from us, as most potent armament at the time was my three iron.

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    Quote Originally Posted by flyrodr View Post
    ...as most potent armament at the time was my three iron.
    You don't keep a gauge in your golf bag?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bigghoss View Post
    You don't keep a gauge in your golf bag?
    I was young and stupid back then. Well, stupid anyway. A condition that has improved little.

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    Quote Originally Posted by flyrodr View Post
    There are certainly some big ones. The largest, I believe, was an 880-lb one. Turns out it had gotten fat by raiding a waste bin where a hog farm tossed carcasses of dead hogs before burying them. Other big ones, though, apparently gained their weight legitimately. I think the top twenty bears shot in NC and officially weighed were all over 700 pounds.
    In this part of VA, most of the bears are in the sub-400lb range it seems. I haven't seen one in the flesh more than a couple hundred pounds myself.

    Chris

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    Quote Originally Posted by mtnbkr View Post
    In this part of VA, most of the bears are in the sub-400lb range it seems. I haven't seen one in the flesh more than a couple hundred pounds myself.

    Chris
    That’s still plenty big!

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