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 […]
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. […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Few animals can eat as many different types of plant and animal matter as bears, they willingly consume everything from carrion to cabbage. Since every species of bear that regularly cross paths with humans have voracious appetites and need to eat around the clock, food is a big issue. That makes it easier to understand […]