Put them on a plane….call Samuel L Jackson.Well!! Good that this topic came up. Surely clears the air and clarifies all the do's and don'ts of how to deal with an angry griz. But, what about snakes? How do we deal with them ?
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in still frog gig.Most of times I wade the ponds and creeks.(no waders can't swim lol)Had a few run ins with snakes.Most of places didn't have cotton mouths just regular water snakes.But they still bite.Killed a few cotton mouths but not many.Know one lesson if you frog gig with someone make very sure they ain't scared of snakes.A few times friends have about drowned and about drowned me.I let them sit on bank lol.But if I get in a spider web and see a spider.ughhh its on. Had a friend try to help me one night he found a spider and slide it down the neck of my shirt. It wasn't a pretty sight lol.Well!! Good that this topic came up. Surely clears the air and clarifies all the do's and don'ts of how to deal with an angry griz. But, what about snakes
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Mike in FL
50 Cal.
A grizzly is not going to attack you. Not because they absolutely won't, but such incidents are extremely rare - rare to the point it seems silly to discuss. If you worry you might be a victim of such a rare event, just carry spray. It seems outdoorsmen love to talk about that event and how to prepare. I've trespassed well within their domain and have watched them. It is a rare enough event that how to stop or kill them is a non-issue. A little common sense is all you need.
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It does happen, the locals do the shoot shovel and shut up thing with them, and no one knows about it if you keep your mouth shut. Mostly to stop livestock depredation.
