Posted: Fri Jun 03, 22 9:19 pm Post subject: i aint afraid of no bear....
i wonder how they react to out of sync strobes?
smarter than yer average "bear grade pistol" which is rather unfair, bears do not have arms
flash bangs, sprays or an air horn may be effective, but again they are a bit robust and need more far more deployment than a "panic button" and a couple of excitable lights
i will consider this, cats and rats are not keen, humans get discombobulated by a variety of lighting effects, etc, ummm
a good camera flash can be disturbing on burst shoot even from behind the camera
The trouble with bears is that if they don't react by running away, they might react by being aggressive. I believe in Canada they tend to strip fruit trees, and there isn't a lot you can do about it.
a teacher/mentor of mine had an issue with a white one eating his mars bars as a starter and then coming for him as a main course
he lived to tell of it, the bear did not
some folk set out electric fencing, but that is not easy on a red riding hood stroll in the woods
sgt.colon
Joined: 27 Jul 2009 Posts: 7380 Location: Just south of north.
Many years ago now there was a bear got loose from a zoo on the Isle of Wight and took to the woods. Think they managed to use a rifle with one of those sedation darts and caught it that way. A policeman that we new had a couple of stories about catching a kangaroo in a garage and being told with one colleague to contain a tiger in a woodland. I think they stayed in the police car for that one.
sgt.colon
Joined: 27 Jul 2009 Posts: 7380 Location: Just south of north.
In 1831, a bear from the menagerie got loose in the gardens and reportedly chased the Keeper of the Yorkshire Museum, John Phillips, and Reverend Harcourt into an outbuilding.
umm new cat on the block
it was in the yard
it seems likely we will come to an understanding, birds are ok with chilli, mr 2 strobes knows to put an arm over one eye
i spoke quietly, looked paddingtonly(it is a word ) and then politely asked a salukixgrey to join me
if i let my critters play out me and they would be in trouble, puss and puss keepers need education
we have a multi owned small area with loads of birds, put it on a lead
If I see a new cat in our garden I tell it the rules. No messing in my seed beds, no chasing the wildlife, and no fishing if the pond has water in it. We sometimes get toads and used to get frogs in there. I don't think cats pay much attention though. As my DIL says; Dogs take orders, cats listen and say they will get back to you.
gz
Joined: 23 Jan 2009 Posts: 8897 Location: Ayrshire, Scotland
Posted: Sat Jun 11, 22 3:17 pm Post subject:
sgt.colon
Joined: 27 Jul 2009 Posts: 7380 Location: Just south of north.
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