Doug, mailbox is empty enough now...but I already emailed you. I would appreciate emails back..as my PM box gets full too quickly!

Yeah I know there are plenty of flights, Ray. I was just kidding.  
 
I'm going to Australia next year for a hunt, so am pretty much taken for that.  

Any chance you will be putting a group together for 2010? If so, keep me in mind!  :D  

Hey Ray... your guide a real expert and doesn''t just 'play one on the internet'.    


 Biggie\\'s Clip.......

you bet, Leopard! 2010 we'll go again!

Two spots left!

ttt to get a response..sorry, I had a meltdown on my home computer!

Ray you have e-mail. I can't make it next year, got to have back surgery

doug77

ttt

I lost my hard drive so I don't have the article back as yet but according to the author, a PhD "bear biologist", black bear attacks while rare are increasing and most of the attacks happen in remote areas. I suspect this may be so as around people there tends to more easily obtained food sources and a learning curve as it were for bears takes place. Someone encountering a bear in a remote area may run or climb a tree-both of which are more likely to trigger a bear's predatory instincts/an attack than a bear that has been around people and learned something about them. I also read that bears will chase each other up trees and fling the submissive bear outta the tree! So whatever you do, don't hunt bears from a treestand!    :D

It's a shame I can't do this hunt, QQIII, and Australia all next year...so many hunts, so little time and no winning lottery ticket.

I hear ya JC. I figure I'm going to have to be widowed or divorced ust to get back on BQIII next year.  :(

Ray,

Sent you an email.


John III