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Got my bear!

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250lb coastal blackbear. Taken Sep 8, 06 on the Olympic peninsula, Washington State, USA.

Shot it with a Marlin guide gun in .45-70. One shot from 60 yards.
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8)
Nice hunting , besides the meat , it will make a very nice rug.
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nice looking bear! 8)
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Nice Bear, Nice Marlin, caliber ??
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UNCLE BARNEY!
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how do you know its not aunt bertha? oh well guess you gotta be a bear. :lol:
Nice Bear, Nice Marlin, caliber ??
Shot it with a Marlin guide gun in .45-70. One shot from 60 yards.
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butch wrote:how do you know its not aunt bertha? oh well guess you gotta be a bear. :lol:
You can tell its a boar by the distinctive V on its brow, between the eyes.

That and the weiner.

I made sure Uncle Barney was safe; this one was a stranger.

Speaking of weiner, bears have an oosik, like a walrus (penis bone) which is destined to become a hande on one of my next knives!
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b]Speaking of weiner, bears have an oosik, like a walrus (penis bone) which is destined to become a hande on one of my next knives!

acctually, humans are the only one that don't have a penis bone.


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butch wrote:how do you know its not aunt bertha? oh well guess you gotta be a bear. :lol:
Nice Bear, Nice Marlin, caliber ??
Shot it with a Marlin guide gun in .45-70. One shot from 60 yards.
Dyslexia strike again, only read it twice :wink:
Everyone should have a Marlin .45-70 :wink:
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Nice rifle Vagrant! Is that a red dot scope? Wait, it looks like a trijicon.

I used a winchester round that was WAY too hot for this game. The exit wound was exactly the same size as the entry wound. BOOM. I originally intended to use my Ruger pistol in .454 Casull. I couldn't hit sh*t with that cannon to save my life.
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It's an Aimpoint [red dot type]. I have a 3x tele. attachment if I think I'll need it. This is my other .45-70, a bit of a handful :wink:
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Vagrant wrote:It's an Aimpoint [red dot type]. I have a 3x tele. attachment if I think I'll need it. This is my other .45-70, a bit of a handful :wink:
I bet that Thompson is a lot more accurate than my Ruger.
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The 1st shot is pretty good but after that it goes downhill :lol:
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