Hi Y’all!
Last Saturdays post brought a question from
“Beautiful pics of you running through the leaves! Looks like you're having so much fun! Can we join you?!”
Of course y’all are welcome to come hike with me! Be sure you practice your recall! It’s really important when you’re running through woods off leash.
On Black and White Sunday,
“Nice job-were you trying to practice stacking?”
I was practicing a “stand stay”. My Human makes me practice stuff all the time.
Then came Mischief Monday…
“Yikes dogs hunting bears...are they used to flush them out??
Have a marvelous Monday Hawk.
Best wishes Molly”
The dogs chase the bears and “bay” them. Different states have different rules for the hunters. Some states have different seasons, just like deer hunting…bow and arrow, crossbow and firearm.
On the Federal lands we usually see them with big heavy cages. They hunt with tranquilizer guns on 4 wheelers.
“Better to be safe than sorry. They hunt bears with collars on them???”
I’m not quite sure what you’re asking. Just to clarify, the dogs wear trackin’ collars. The bears are not collared or tagged.
“Bear hunters? Will you tell us more about bear hunters in another post? That sounds interesting. I take it they aren't hunting Winnie The Pooh.”
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I’m afraid this was the “another post”, ‘cause that’s all I know about bear huntin’.
Finally
“I think cutting the walk short sounds very smart! You don't want to get mixed up with the hunters!
What kind of bears? Brown bears?”
We have black bears here. Sometimes they stop traffic when they cross a road. Once we saw one circling a stopped car.
The above tree is showing signs of where a bear has been.
Hope I’ve answered everyone’s questions. Now I must be OFF!!!
Y’all come back now!
Hey Hawk! You are a busy guy! We would be very scared of the bears! You be careful out there!
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Great Q & A and we think you covered the bear necessities really well Hawk..LOL.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous Friday.
Best wishes Molly
Excellent follow-up. My hubby has hunted bear before, but it was over bait. The meat was excellent, very lean. He has not has occasion to go again. It can be hard to get a tag here. Plus he does enough hunting and you can't do it all, although I be he would like to...lol.
ReplyDeleteSeems to me that running from bears would be a very high intensity exercise and perfect for FitDog Friday.
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-Slimdoggy
Wow! You've had some great adventures. Have a great weekend and watch out for bears!
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Diane and Rocco
Brown dog, you are certainly outdoorsy!
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure how long we'd last in BEAR country. Scooter would love to hunt anything & everything. Wouldn't like to give bears a go.... Great FitDogging going on there.
ReplyDeleteI couldn't agree more Hawk! We practice recall all the time with Sophie when we are in a 'leash free' area....especially in the woods.
ReplyDeleteGreat post today! I always love your pics!
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Well. Winnie the Pooh isn't a black bear, so I guess he's safe. And thanks for filling us in!
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Great follow-up Hawk, thanks for joining the hop. I sure hope you stay away from those bears, that would scare me!!
ReplyDeleteOh my, steer clear of those bears, Hawk! Have a great weekend!
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ReplyDeleteHey Hawk, I came very close to a bear when I was in Canada. You have to be careful. It doesn't bear thinking about.
Penny sends you doggy hugs for a pawesome weekend.
Penny's human,
Gary
I am very glad we don't have bears. Mr. N would try to chase them.
ReplyDeleteVery cool photos! And you have a wubba! Dewey loves those.
ReplyDeleteLoved this follow up. Great way to review your week, and enjoyed all of the pics. :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat FUF and you are doing good keeping fit. I have a bear in my living room that I got while using dogs to hunt them. Bear meat tastes really yummy to. Have a great weekend.
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