Newspaper story from Birmingham, Black bears sightings are on a rise in Alabama. They are out there. Check the population map.

[PigHunter]

Since I am on surgery leave for three weeks, I have time to do research and make a few phone calls.
Earlier, at the top statement of my thread, I posted two newspaper articles that stated there was never a person attacked by a bear in Alabama. Another user and resident of Bama posted newspaper articles stating a hunter was bite on his knee by a Bama Bear.

I telephoned Outdoor Alabama the state fish and game department. I called the Commissioners office and that person said they never heard anything about a bowhunter being bitten on the knee by a Bama Black Bear.
I was directed to the Nongame Wildlife Program Chief, Carrie Theadgill, and I asked her if a bowhunter was ever bitten in the knee or has anybody ever been attacked by an Alabama black bear.
She also said NO. If a bear did bite or attack anybody in Alabama, the Alabama Wildlife would be the first to be notified.

After reading all the fake new stories and news media lies about our President Donald Trump, I had to check out the Bama Bear Bite with those folks who have the intelligence and the authenticated records. ?
For the record, my newspaper articles are right on point.

Gary, the danger from black bears in Alabama is minimum.

[Gary Devine]

Since I am on surgery leave for three weeks, I have time to do research and make a few phone calls.
Earlier, at the top statement of my thread, I posted two newspaper articles that stated there was never a person attacked by a bear in Alabama. Another user and resident of Bama posted newspaper articles stating a hunter was bite on his knee by a Bama Bear.

I telephoned Outdoor Alabama the state fish and game department. I called the Commissioners office and that person said they never heard anything about a bowhunter being bitten on the knee by a Bama Black Bear.
I was directed to the Nongame Wildlife Program Chief, Carrie Theadgill, and I asked her if a bowhunter was ever bitten in the knee or has anybody ever been attacked by an Alabama black bear.
She also said NO. If a bear did bite or attack anybody in Alabama, the Alabama Wildlife would be the first to be notified.

After reading all the fake new stories and news media lies about our President Donald Trump, I had to check out the Bama Bear Bite with those folks who have the intelligence and the authenticated records. ?
For the record, my newspaper articles are right on point.

The bear danger is still there, but the bear bite on a hunter's knee is a total fake news whooper. ?

[99explorer]

Here is the black bear range for Florida, but without numbers.

[Gary Devine]

Here is the black bear range for Florida, but without numbers.

Hey 99, the New Jersey Division of Wildlife had black bear warning signs posted on every trail head on state land.
Even before the college boy was killed. The experts in the state Wildlife Agencies know the danger is for real.
Nice photo.

[Gary Devine]

Since I am on surgery leave for three weeks, I have time to do research and make a few phone calls.
Earlier, at the top statement of my thread, I posted two newspaper articles that stated there was never a person attacked by a bear in Alabama. Another user and resident of Bama posted newspaper articles stating a hunter was bite on his knee by a Bama Bear.

I telephoned Outdoor Alabama the state fish and game department. I called the Commissioners office and that person said they never heard anything about a bowhunter being bitten on the knee by a Bama Black Bear.
I was directed to the Nongame Wildlife Program Chief, Carrie Theadgill, and I asked her if a bowhunter was ever bitten in the knee or has anybody ever been attacked by an Alabama black bear.
She also said NO. If a bear did bite or attack anybody in Alabama, the Alabama Wildlife would be the first to be notified.

After reading all the fake new stories and news media lies about our President Donald Trump, I had to check out the Bama Bear Bite with those folks who have the intelligence and the authenticated records. ?
For the record, my newspaper articles are right on point.

This thread was to advice the Bama users that Bears are in the Bama woods and the danger does exist.
I never mentioned any names. I waited to the F&S Thread went cold.
I posted my knee surgery operation was a success, I have no pain and I am not taking any pain killer medicine pills.
My prayers were answered and I was in a good mode.

Then the name calling, then hair pulling and the mud slinging avalanche of attacks came directly towards me.
I never retailiated or called that Bama user any names.
It's a disgrace. JMO

1." However, the news article you posted has an error ".

2. "Like I said the article is wrong".

3. "Damn Gary, you are hard to please and your reading comprehension sucks."

4. "Gary, stop acting like an old woman."

5. "If anything, you are the one misleading people."

6. "And you are a complete buffoon."

7. "Gary, you talk out of both sides of your mouth."

8. "What are you taking for pain medication"

9. "You are one messed up individual."

[PigHunter]

Since I am on surgery leave for three weeks, I have time to do research and make a few phone calls.
Earlier, at the top statement of my thread, I posted two newspaper articles that stated there was never a person attacked by a bear in Alabama. Another user and resident of Bama posted newspaper articles stating a hunter was bite on his knee by a Bama Bear.

I telephoned Outdoor Alabama the state fish and game department. I called the Commissioners office and that person said they never heard anything about a bowhunter being bitten on the knee by a Bama Black Bear.
I was directed to the Nongame Wildlife Program Chief, Carrie Theadgill, and I asked her if a bowhunter was ever bitten in the knee or has anybody ever been attacked by an Alabama black bear.
She also said NO. If a bear did bite or attack anybody in Alabama, the Alabama Wildlife would be the first to be notified.

After reading all the fake new stories and news media lies about our President Donald Trump, I had to check out the Bama Bear Bite with those folks who have the intelligence and the authenticated records. ?
For the record, my newspaper articles are right on point.

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[Gary Devine]

Since I am on surgery leave for three weeks, I have time to do research and make a few phone calls.
Earlier, at the top statement of my thread, I posted two newspaper articles that stated there was never a person attacked by a bear in Alabama. Another user and resident of Bama posted newspaper articles stating a hunter was bite on his knee by a Bama Bear.

I telephoned Outdoor Alabama the state fish and game department. I called the Commissioners office and that person said they never heard anything about a bowhunter being bitten on the knee by a Bama Black Bear.
I was directed to the Nongame Wildlife Program Chief, Carrie Theadgill, and I asked her if a bowhunter was ever bitten in the knee or has anybody ever been attacked by an Alabama black bear.
She also said NO. If a bear did bite or attack anybody in Alabama, the Alabama Wildlife would be the first to be notified.

After reading all the fake new stories and news media lies about our President Donald Trump, I had to check out the Bama Bear Bite with those folks who have the intelligence and the authenticated records. ?
For the record, my newspaper articles are right on point.

It's in the best interest of the website if we all act like adults. We can debate or disagree like adults, also.

[PigHunter]

Since I am on surgery leave for three weeks, I have time to do research and make a few phone calls.
Earlier, at the top statement of my thread, I posted two newspaper articles that stated there was never a person attacked by a bear in Alabama. Another user and resident of Bama posted newspaper articles stating a hunter was bite on his knee by a Bama Bear.

I telephoned Outdoor Alabama the state fish and game department. I called the Commissioners office and that person said they never heard anything about a bowhunter being bitten on the knee by a Bama Black Bear.
I was directed to the Nongame Wildlife Program Chief, Carrie Theadgill, and I asked her if a bowhunter was ever bitten in the knee or has anybody ever been attacked by an Alabama black bear.
She also said NO. If a bear did bite or attack anybody in Alabama, the Alabama Wildlife would be the first to be notified.

After reading all the fake new stories and news media lies about our President Donald Trump, I had to check out the Bama Bear Bite with those folks who have the intelligence and the authenticated records. ?
For the record, my newspaper articles are right on point.

So when are you going to start?

[Gary Devine]

Since I am on surgery leave for three weeks, I have time to do research and make a few phone calls.
Earlier, at the top statement of my thread, I posted two newspaper articles that stated there was never a person attacked by a bear in Alabama. Another user and resident of Bama posted newspaper articles stating a hunter was bite on his knee by a Bama Bear.

I telephoned Outdoor Alabama the state fish and game department. I called the Commissioners office and that person said they never heard anything about a bowhunter being bitten on the knee by a Bama Black Bear.
I was directed to the Nongame Wildlife Program Chief, Carrie Theadgill, and I asked her if a bowhunter was ever bitten in the knee or has anybody ever been attacked by an Alabama black bear.
She also said NO. If a bear did bite or attack anybody in Alabama, the Alabama Wildlife would be the first to be notified.

After reading all the fake new stories and news media lies about our President Donald Trump, I had to check out the Bama Bear Bite with those folks who have the intelligence and the authenticated records. ?
For the record, my newspaper articles are right on point.

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[jhjimbo]

Ohio just released latest Black Bear survey and it is estimated we have 100 resident bears, mostly young males looking for territory and females. I have had on occasion tracks around camp. The average is 200lbs with a big one estimated to be in the 275 class.

[jhjimbo]

Ohio just released latest Black Bear survey and it is estimated we have 100 resident bears, mostly young males looking for territory and females. I have had on occasion tracks around camp. The average is 200lbs with a big one estimated to be in the 275 class.

[jhjimbo]

PH, mite have bean off on his call, It could be the State Land he hunts is thin on black bears. Hey Big>G hows the dance lessons coming along...Lol

The panther is possibly going on the protected list - less than 200 in FL.