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Since you are interested in education.

https://viawriting.com/then-vs-than/

Your vs. You're should be his follow up lesson.

I see this thing winding down. Too bad, it's been fun. The 1st few posts gave it away... "So....I have a Tag Thingie". Well hell, spring's coming.

At the least, the “spoiled brats” know when it’s appropriate to ‘double a word’ properly....😂
Try not to give yourself any credit beyond what is due as goes the “annoy” department. You are just a peach less than a pimple on a diptera’s ass with annoyment😂
You do however, offer a chuckle now and then to the brethren here, even if only for a fleeting moment😆

It really has been fun.

Now tell the truth...you looked up what a Diptera is😉😂

ok i will change my vote to dullthings elstupidess placstic dude

Since you alluded to “DLP”, do you have a bear out of the den hitting your trash cans and bird feeder?

NO.........However
I Know a few things about bear behavior.

Nobody cares

You’re not alone, brother. Many in this thread do. I think the problem, such as it is, is the cryptic nature of your OP, and not dropping the other boot.

Tell us - what’s this all about? 😉

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It is a little complicated, but my friend and neighbor got mauled to death and eaten on last fall, by a Brown Bear. After leaving Dan, a Black Bear moved in and ate on Dan. This happened "essentially" in our common backyard. We have a true massive bear problem and bear population. I have been studying the bears here in this valley for 51 years. They have continued to populate rapidly for the last three decades. They have killed nearly all the moose (I study them also).

They are regularly in the yard and buildings, but not that destructive, compared to other locations. I have had many bad encounters in my yard, but have as yet "not" needed to kill a bear. Have had justification at less then a few feet, but did not need to shoot. I expect I will be less understanding this summer, especially with the Sow Brown Bears. It was a sow Brown Bear that killed Dan.

I have killed many bears, and helped clients kill many more over 39 years of guiding. So I have no need of a Brown Bear. But if the options are "Liver Shoot" them so they run off and die in the forest, or drop them in the yard and call F&G, and fill out DLP report. I was just wondering if any other option existed. Would love of others to come shoot these bears, but this is a hard area to hunt or "Bait" if you don't live here.

I am considering a gift of money or guns if someone should harvest the bear that killed Dan. I don't know for sure but, suspect any Sow Brown Bear harvested within ten miles of here would interest F&G to compare DNA samples with the killer bear.

You would be surprised how quickly you might develop a change of thinking, if you had someone "open" a #10 can of Badass on your face. (appointments available)

Anyone interested in moving on to something "new". Maybe some threads on charging bear stories. I vote we flogged this thread adequately.

So Daniel Schilling was your friend. That was a bad deal, no doubt.

That still doesn't explain what your point is with this thread. You've been "studying" these bears for 51 years and you "know a few things about bear behavior", so I presume you are somewhat familiar with local ADFG folks, as well as the troopers who are much more qualified to answer your questions then random strangers on the internet.

If not to troll, what is the point of this thread?

It might have helped had you lead with information provided in this response. I'm assuming you are referring to the tragedy incurred by Dan Schilling last fall. If so, please accept my apologies and disregard my "troll" comments.

To quickly discover which members of this forum are "A-HOLES" and behave like spoiled "Brats". If your curious as to the results.......I now know who is a turdhead.

Next question A-hole.

For you anal information Alaska State Troopers and Federal Law Enforcement Officers are often at my cabin. I own a "Security Company".

When you first started posting here I was hoping that you would be another Alaskan that I could learn from and enjoy reading your posts.
But, the reaction and familiarity with you that a bunch of the guys around here (Some of whom I have met and spent a little time with) kind of dims that hope.