On 9/5/2011 10:08 AM, Edward Dolan wrote:
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On Sep 3, 10:21 pm, "Edward wrote:
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Visitors are entitled to walk safely in any national park without having
to
fear bears and other predators ,,, other than the human kind of course.
Park
rangers by and large do not know how to manage their own ****!

The bear found someone in his bathroom after dark, I'm sure you know
the feeling of having someone in your space at a time you didn't allow
then to be there. Wouldn't you try to get rid of someone in a
situation like that? Well bears can't negotiate so they just smack,
plus the whole claws and teeth thing.

Bears and people don't mix - period! If park rangers had any sense, they
would know that and do something about it on a permanent basis. Simply just
moving the bears around doesn't work. If and when more people use the hiking
trails it will become increasingly evident.


More hikers = better fed bears. Win-win, I say.

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