backwater5430 @ backwater5430 @lemy.lol

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I know it seems scary, but their existence has little to no impact on outdoor recreation. They don't want to be around us anymore than we want to be around them.

All the times I've run into a grizzly hiking or backpacking, they either ignore me or leave. Conflicts are rare, and almost exclusively happen because of a surprise close encounter, or someone comes too close to a carcass a bear is camping out on.

The ones to worry about are the damn cow elk during calving season. Pure chaotic evils.

Source: I'm from the grizzly range of western Montana and lived in Yellowstone National Park for many years.

Cook in bulk for the week. Grocery shopping on Saturday, cooking on Sunday. Then all you have to do is heat things up at meal time.

*I should clarify that you only need to refrigerate, not freeze, the type of stuff I'm talking about. Works better if you're vegetarian

Crane manufacturer

Per my buddy, "Do you think their department ever experiences any dysfunction??"

All this pro-violence rhetoric seems to be confusing correlation for causation.

We all knew about the stay home advisory. A lot of folk were only more determined to gather, and there was a general understanding that if there was an attack, it would throw gasoline on the movement as a whole. Crowd energy is weird.

Plus I spent three hours making my sign.