[Bodah]

$1:

"I think Canadians are the real losers here," said Freeman. "They now are not entitled to expect warnings of unusual dangers in campgrounds or national parks."

Strange, when I go camping I assume bears are around and take the proper precautions. Set up my tent 100 yards away from wear I eat preferably up wind, put nothing that smells good for a bear in my tent, hang my food and have my bear spray handy at all times and don't use any soap when taking a shower a day before my trip.

If a bear still attacks me, I guess the bear was just being a bear. I know when I go camping I'm in their home not mine.

[ShepherdsDog]

Based on their bitch, all ports of entry into Australia should post this sign:

Welcome to Australia,
All forms of life here can and will attempt to kill you, regardless of where you are...even some indigenous mammals have venom.


Also, you don't have to be constantly looking and checking your bedding, clothes and shoes when it's only bears that are a problem. In Canada the worst that can happen to you in the water is swimmers itch.

[Lemmy]

Bodah Bodah:

Strange, when I go camping I assume bears are around and take the proper precautions. Set up my tent 100 yards away from wear I eat preferably up wind, put nothing that smells good for a bear in my tent, hang my food and have my bear spray handy at all times and don't use any soap when taking a shower a day before my trip.

I don't worry about any of that shit. My fishing/camping buddies are all fatter than I am. I don't need to outrun the bear, I just have to be able to outrun one drunken, fat-assed fisherman.

Bodah Bodah:

If a bear still attacks me, I guess the bear was just being a bear. I know when I go camping I'm in their home not mine.

[Yogi]

Aussie mauled by bear slams Canadian courts


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