Black Grizzlies II

death-junky said:
shows what you know!
You don't think a horny old Braun grizz would squrew a black bear sow if it got the chance????
And i only have photos of the bear anyone have a scanner?
Just come to the Kitimat Vally and you will see how many grizzlys and black bears there are. When i can go out in one weekend and count 12 grizzlys all in diffrent areas.... There is probebly some crossing going on!
Oh and by the way i got off with only a writen warning because they couldn't prove it was a griz.
ttyal
Riley
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The fact that there are two distinct species of bear inhabiting the same range means that if they are interbreeding, it is very rare, or that the resulting offspring are infertile.

Either way, there won't be very many crosses running around.
 
Demonical said:
The extremely rare cross-bred Polar-Grizz does not prove a damn thing.

Black bears and grizzlies do not interbreed! :rolleyes:
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I know how the polar bear/grizzly corss came to be:


The polar bear went south on an ice flow for spring break, got drunk, hooked up with a grizz, and now you know the rest of the story!!

Bears Gone Wild, Spring Break
 
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X-fan said:
WTF!!.....Grizz breading a blacky??

Grizzly eat Black bear!
In '81 I was up in Knights Inlet where I watched a smallish Grizz kill a similar sized (large) sow blacky. The grizz dispatched the blacky in less than a minute and did it with enthusiasm. The grizz just left the carcass.
A few days later the carcass was still there so I inspected it to see if something was wrong...Other than being bloated and beat up it looked like (it was) a very healthy bear.

Maybe it's just an Alberta thing....Too long in the oil patch and any old sow looks good! :D :D :D
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I reckon it depends on whether he's hungry or horny - I suspect if a grizzly bear decided to screw something, you can pretty well count on it's gonna get screwed. Or eaten. Or both, as the case may be.:D
 
DarrylDB said:
Riley, if you cant give is a pic of the bear, atleast give us a pic of your sister while we're waiting :):):):):)
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:D
Go to my 2007 Terrace/Kitimat Dragrace thread i put up a bunch of new pics and i think youll find what you want there :D :dancingbanana: :evil:
ttyal
Riley
 
Tumbleweed said:
I reckon it depends on whether he's hungry or horny - I suspect if a grizzly bear decided to screw something, you can pretty well count on it's gonna get screwed. Or eaten. Or both, as the case may be.:D
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LMAO!:D :D

Well I for one would not want to be around a horny Grizzly! :runaway: :runaway:



I can see the headlines now!

This news in!.... Numerous hunters reporting strange bear behavior! :redface:



Don't go into the woods unprotected has a new meaning!
 
WOW look at that nice black bear


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death-junky said:
shows what you know!
You don't think a horny old Braun grizz would squrew a black bear sow if it got the chance????
And i only have photos of the bear anyone have a scanner?
Just come to the Kitimat Vally and you will see how many grizzlys and black bears there are. When i can go out in one weekend and count 12 grizzlys all in diffrent areas.... There is probebly some crossing going on!
Oh and by the way i got off with only a writen warning because they couldn't prove it was a griz.
ttyal
Riley
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So how are those pics coming along Riley? You must still have the hide etc. of such a unique bear, why not take pics of it now?

Anyways, my scanner is warmed up and ready to go.
 
The grizzly we shot this year..9 foot , 900 pounds 25 13 /16 coastal grizzly was JET BLACK...ONLY the 3rd black grizzly Ive seen in 30 years..but they are out there..

Steven
 
srupp said:
The grizzly we shot this year..9 foot , 900 pounds 25 13 /16 coastal grizzly was JET BLACK...ONLY the 3rd black grizzly Ive seen in 30 years..but they are out there..

Steven
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Can you provide pics or are they in the big game photos? :)
 
DW I did see those pics, awesome bear but it's not black. Looks to me like it's wet from the rain, which makes the dark brown fur appear black.


Like I am telling you the first Swan Hills grizzly that I saw was absolutely coal black, as black as this...

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HMMMM Demonical..your eyes must be better than mine....lol form Alberta you can call it brown..and wet...hmmm its now dry and STILL black as it was when I was skinning it, when it was glassed..from the first time I saw it untill now it was and is still black....what you "may" see is some of the underhair ..that has a brown ting however the hair is BLACK...and as ELMER KEITH SAID..."HELL I WAS THERE"

sTEVEN
 
crazy_davey said:
So how are those pics coming along Riley? You must still have the hide etc. of such a unique bear, why not take pics of it now?

Anyways, my scanner is warmed up and ready to go.
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Hold your horses I'm trying to find em! will get them up as soon as i do.... All as I'm saying is that the bear was unable to be determined a grizz or a black bear from the COs....
ttyal
 
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