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Posted by bowhunter7 on 06-19-2007 03:21 PM:

You never know what you're going to find

Went bear hunting yesterday and got two chain slammin strikes but most of the dogs were out of shape and never got one treed. We did find this cute little guy in the road. I'd rather fight a bear!




Posted by jason waterhous on 06-20-2007 12:21 AM:

I always wanted to go down to west virginia and run the hounds on a bear down there.After seeing that pic i think i will stay here in vermont.I would rather fight a bear also.

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Posted by bowhunter7 on 06-20-2007 12:36 AM:

Actually the rattlers are very shy the copperheads are the ones you have to worry about. The rattler venom is more poisonous but the copperheads are much more aggressive. A copperhead will go out of its way to strike when a rattler will run if it can. It's still unnerving when you run across them.


Posted by Todd K / UKC on 06-20-2007 01:09 PM:

Is that someone standing 2 ft from that thing? What were they doing, field testing their new snake boots?

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Posted by bowhunter7 on 06-20-2007 01:34 PM:

Yeah, but at that point he was not as frisky as he looks.


Posted by Rufus T on 06-20-2007 04:54 PM:

Here's your sign..lol

about like the shark bite suit only one way to test that!!

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Posted by bowhunter7 on 06-20-2007 06:03 PM:

I would never have been close enough to take a picture if he had still been breathing.


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