That would kill me now!

or Lisa would if she found out.


Scotty


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Bzzzzt... four 28-1/2 year olds.

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I guess in the long run, I'd rather just have a
heart
attack in my bed one
night ....


Me too, while I'm having sex at age 98.

With a 114 year old?

Two 57s.

Both of us. But, the two 57s would be ok?

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That would kill me now!

or Lisa would if she found out.


Scotty


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I guess in the long run, I'd rather just have a
heart
attack in my bed one
night ....


Me too, while I'm having sex at age 98.

With a 114 year old?

Two 57s.

"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.


Here in the east, Indian boys used to wrestle with black
bears for fun. Although Daniel Boone bragged about killing
one with just a knife, a real woodsman would not be
impressed by this. Black bears are not aggressive nor do
they get very big. Some years ago a neighbor of ours had one
that came in her yard and ate her dog's food.... this
particular dog was overfed anyway and didn't care, in fact
the neighbor said he enjoyed the company.

In these parts bears are not as dangerous as boars... or ticks!


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.


There are more wild animals in NYC than there are in the
deepest woods.


Capt.Mooron wrote:
Absolutely correct statement..... and obviously from someone experienced in
the wilderness.


The worst hazards of the wilderness are not the things most
people worry about... true of life in general.

There's a story from some years back about a tourist lady in
Yellowstone who told her little kid to go pick up a cute
little bear cub, so she could take a picture of them
together. She got some great pictures, too.

DSK

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Absolutely correct statement..... and obviously from someone experienced
in the wilderness.

Ya think Mr. Crantz eats raw kidney, too?

Max

I grew up eating lots of game and organ meat. I don't eat organ meat anymore
with the exception of heart muscle. I also eat raw fish and beef, it really
helps muscle recovery.

I do not understand why everyone heckles Mooron. His experiences are unique
to most here and he's usually right about everything.

Amen!

In your case 10.36 11 yr olds!

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

I do not understand why everyone heckles Mooron. His experiences are
unique
to most here and he's usually right about everything.



Bob, the man bought a Nordica 30...a boat KNOWN to be poorly built. He
even says so on his own website.
It's kinda hard to take him seriously, though I respect him for usually
having some kind of opinion, compared to folks like Doug, Scotty and
Katy who run around repeating stuff they heard or read.
I've reduced Scotty to simply tagging all of my threads. He used to be
original and funny. Ahh well.

RB
35s5
NY

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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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

11 will get you 20.

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In your case 10.36 11 yr olds!

"Capt. JG" wrote in message
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I read somewhere that crocks move quite quickly, but can't turn, so the
strategy is to turn while running...

Serpentine Shelly. Serpentine!


A myth. If you're within 20 feet of a big crock or alligator and he's
hungry or ****ed, you're toast.

RCE

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