Kevin…I just wanted you to know of my experience the other night with the bear and the two STL296 cans that I just purchased. A Black Bear standing over 6 ½ feet got attacked the can full of garbage night before last. He rolled it down a hill into my field and could not do any damage…not a mark…just muddy paw marks all over it where he tried to open it but could not do any damage. Unlike the times before, I just rolled it up to the street and it was picked up by the garbage people the next day. Before I had your can, I would spend an hour picking up the trash scattered over an acre…now I will anchor the cans to the ground so the bear want be able to move them. Your cans really work!!!…

John McRae
Linger Lake Lodge
Black Mt., NC 28711

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Kevin,

Just wanted you to know that I am very pleased with my new bear proof cans…they look good and are very easy to pull around. I was concerned that they might be too heavy for my guest to handle but when my guest left, they had no problem pulling them full up to the street. I have had a major bear problem these last few years and this will solve that problem. Thanks.

By the way my web site is www.lakelurevacationrental.com . Take a look at the video link below and consider my home next time you get together with your family and/or friends in the Blue Ridge Mts.

John McRae

LLL
LINGER LAKE LODGE – LLC

John P McRae – President
LINGER LAKE LODGE – LLC
2837 Best Road
Maryville, TN 37803

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Watertown CT Man’s Cans Keep Bears’ Claw Out Of The Trash

May 10, 2013

Fighting Animal Instincts Wtby Repulican Bearicuda Article WATERTOWN — It looks just like a regular trash can, and that’s the point. But unlike a normal garbage receptacle, the BEARicuda Stealth Can prevents wild animals — from bears to raccoons to squirrels — from breaking in and spreading the contents across the front lawn. “There’s a [...]

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Unbelievable Bearicuda Bin, It Really Works!

May 1, 2013

Hope all is well. Just thought I would send you some pics of what I found far far from my house after going to hunt down my missing, full, trash can that I bought from you:) As you can see, I am enjoying it much more than the bear. Poor guy, I almost feel sad [...]

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Recent Bear Attacks And Recovering From Them

January 3, 2013

Bear attacks in North American usually happen in the bears wilderness habitat. They usually involve hunters, hikers, and campers. Brown bears have hurt people in Northern and Western Canada, Alaska, and parts of the Rocky Mountains in the U.S. Black bear attacks usually happen in the Canadian Provinces and several mountainous areas in the U.S. [...]

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Critter Proof Garbage Cans Keep Trash Contained

January 1, 2013

Anyone who has ever found a yard filled with trash from the garbage can understand the need for critter proof garbage cans. Such containers protect the trash from stray dogs, raccoons and other critters that might thing your garbage is its next meal ticket. These cans prevent occupants from having to deal with spread garbage [...]

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Buying A Bear Proof Trash Can

December 30, 2012

If you live in an area of the country where bear sightings are common, it is essential to have bear proof trash containers in your home or business. If you experience damage to your yard, home or belongings, some home insurance policies cover damage by bears and other creatures, although the deductible amount can often [...]

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Bear news week of Dec 24

December 28, 2012

Bears are back! Black bears making a comeback in Texas http://bit.ly/Vd3yL0 Remnants of a hungry bear http://bit.ly/Vf5zWl Bear in Kodiak, Alaska, munching on Coast Guard cables – Seriously!      http://buff.ly/uTEm4h - http://bit.ly/Vf4VIu How to deal with a nusance black bear http://bit.ly/WlSpZo   Stay safe  

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People and bears don’t mix, ranger speaks out about

December 22, 2012

From: John K McKelligott [mailto:jmckelligott@xxxxx] crossed out  for privacy Sent: Thursday, July 28, 2011 12:56 PM To: kevin@bearicuda.com Subject: Re: PAK195   Hello Kevin, I hope your trip was a safe and enjoyable one.  I’m jealous of your stay at the Coronado (sp?) I’d like to talk with you about a couple of scenarios related [...]

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Bear News Week in Review Dec 17 2012

December 21, 2012

Everybody’s getting ready for the Christmas Holiday…. Even the bears! It’ll be HUGE. All the food, all the fun, ALL the Dessert! Protect that when you trash it. Remember A Bears Smell Is Acute! And they’ll be going through your Christmas dinner left overs in a flash. OK OK no more rant. Here’s the news 1.) Bears are so cute [...]

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How Bear Problems Can Become Your Problems

December 20, 2012

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Rascally Raccoons Causing Problems?

December 19, 2012

Living in the suburbs offers many benefits, including the chance to have your own yard to share with your family and your pets and to feel closer to nature. Butyou may feel a little too close to nature if you have pesky creatures breaking into your garbage cans. Not only does it make for an [...]

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Bear Problems: Secure Your Garbage!

December 19, 2012

Bear problems are serious and need to be properly handled. While many people are thrilled when they see these animals, it’s dangerous for both bears and humans when these encounters become regular occurrences. It’s important to take some precautions when you have bears in your area. Bears and Food One of the biggest causes of [...]

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Raccoon Problems – The Right Steps And Keep Raccoon Problems To A Minimum

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Raccoon problems are some of the most common complaints in suburban and even some urban neighborhoods. That’s because the more we humans encroach into the natural habitat of the raccoon, the more temptation we dangle in front of them. These animals are clever, agile and very, very hungry and they will stop at nothing to [...]

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Get “Protected” Outdoor Trash Receptacles For Your Home

December 18, 2012

My top 2 reasons to get serious “protected” trash cans If you live in Bear country you know how bears can tear open a standard garage can to get at the contents inside. Regular garbage cans can easily rip under the strength of just one hungry bear. That means you can expect your entire week’s worth [...]

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