Hope the truck has gas.
Great picture.Kevin's Rule #1. When in bear country carry a bear rifle.
Kevin's Rule #2. Never forget rule number one.
When I bow hunt my UP camp I carry a 454 revolver on my hip. You need a CCW to do it in Michigan but that is no longer a problem with shall issue.
I saw the movie last night. When I was in the music industry I ran into a lot of people like Mr. Tredwell. Drug/Alcohol issues and lack of common sense/reality. One scene had his girlfriend in the stream on her knees as a bear comes off a fish and she put out her arms and said "I Love You" to the bear two or three times.
They think we should do the same thing with terrorist don't they? I think you will get the same results.
He did more damage to those bears than any imagined poacher. He trained all of them to not fear humans. They walk up to that boat and the guys through rocks and he gets mad at the boaters. The bear would have never approached the boat if he had not sustained contact over the years. One Native American in the movie was very articulate on the harm he was doing to the bears.
The movie was fascinating, like watching a train wreck just couldn't turn away. Mr. Tredwell was a very troubled man and I wouldn't wish that death on my worst enemy. He did ask for it.
Kevin
