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I saw a large Bear at the Village on Halloween @1:30 near Sushi Re. Last night the same bear was ransacking the neighbors dumpster out side our bedroom window at 1:00am. It had the lid fully open and when we told it to shoo the lid dropped down and clobbered him on the head really good temporarily trapping him half in/ half out of the dumpster. It was one of the supposedly bear proof dumpsters with the latch handle inside a cover. The lid is heavy and closes and latches automatically . Have the bears figured out this latching system or do my neighbors need to make sure nothing obstructs the lid from closing fully?

So the relocation traps should be designed like this dumpster?

I know how to catch those bears that don't hibernate. Wait till the lakes freeze real good. Go cut a hole in the ice and spread a bag of frozen peas around it. When the bear comes to take a pea, kick him in the ice hole.

And the pea brain kicking the bear's butt will slip on pee(s) and go down with said bear. I like the visualization tho.

Photoho wrote:I know how to catch those bears that don't hibernate. Wait till the lakes freeze real good. Go cut a hole in the ice and spread a bag of frozen peas around it. When the bear comes to take a pea, kick him in the ice hole.

Thats just as bad as going back to your car to get a gun to shoot a bear 'in self defense'

snowboard247 wrote:

Photoho wrote:I know how to catch those bears that don't hibernate. Wait till the lakes freeze real good. Go cut a hole in the ice and spread a bag of frozen peas around it. When the bear comes to take a pea, kick him in the ice hole.

Thats just as bad as going back to your car to get a gun to shoot a bear 'in self defense'

snowboard247 that might be that best thing u ever said on here. photoho screw u for saying that or even thinking that.

Did you hear that whooshing sound? That was humor going over some people's heads.

skiing is fun wrote:

snowboard247 wrote:

Photoho wrote:I know how to catch those bears that don't hibernate. Wait till the lakes freeze real good. Go cut a hole in the ice and spread a bag of frozen peas around it. When the bear comes to take a pea, kick him in the ice hole.

Thats just as bad as going back to your car to get a gun to shoot a bear 'in self defense'

snowboard247 that might be that best thing u ever said on here. photoho screw u for saying that or even thinking that.

lack of snow is taking it's toll...

Takes a " pee " kick him in the Ice hole. My 9 year year old nephew told me this one. I didn't think it would go over anybody's head.

Ah - but you're forgeting that this is a Mammoth forum and bears are involved.

I stil can't believe Motel 6 does not take in the trash cans from around the rooms. I stayed there two consecutive Wednesdays in Sept. 08. Both night I was woken by bears outside my door rooting the tall beige cans they have outside the rooms. Was sad to watch him run off with a grilled cheese. Now they just post a warning in the lobby. I grew up around the mountains but seriously freaks me out to think what might happen to some visitor there who has no idea about what to do when confronted by a bear. These bears were on the sidewalk right under my window. Imagine opening your door and seeing cute and cuddly standing there!

cheapski wrote:Did you hear that whooshing sound? That was humor going over some people's heads.

I heard it!

Photoho wrote:Takes a " pee " kick him in the Ice hole. My 9 year year old nephew told me this one. I didn't think it would go over anybody's head.

See what happens when you hold people to your own standards.

This thread is makin my day!!!

ridewkdays wrote:I stil can't believe Motel 6 does not take in the trash cans from around the rooms.

Forget the bears! When I stayed there early season last year it was gross how the trash was overflowing and already scattered around!

YOU CAN TALK BAD ABOUT MY MOMMA BUT DONT TALK BAD ABOUT OUR BEARS , YOU PHOTO HO YOU.