I read somewhere that crocks move quite quickly, but can't turn, so the
strategy is to turn while running...

Serpentine Shelly. Serpentine!

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"Frank Boettcher" wrote in message
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On Wed, 14 Jun 2006 08:31:04 -0600, "Bob Crantz"
wrote:

I've dealt with bears on a daily basis. If you run at black bears and shoo
them they run away. Once has a troublesome bear ripping open the dumpster
and turning it over every night. I went after it at night with the bow and
hit it with a few archery blunts. I've hunted and shot a few.

Avoid bears with cubs and grizzlies. Out in the Cascades you can't see
bears
as easily as in the Rockies. Usually the cub will shoot up a tree and you
know the mother is right below. Steer clear of it.

The most trouble I've ever had is with domestic dogs. I've been bitten
several times especially when on a bike. Wild animals are the least of
your
worries.



As an individual who runs 300 plus days a year an average of 5.5 miles
per run, often on woods trails, I'm much more concerned with dogs than
any other animal, wild or domestic.

However, the recent report of a women runner in Florida eaten by an
alligator was a little alarming.

I've been eyeball to eyeball with sharks. They do not concern me.

Frank