Rediculously large Grizzly.

[ceriksson]

My dad sent me these pics i don't know how common they are in circulation but worth checking out:

 

[Campbery]

link doesn't work dude

 

[bronco_mudder]

repost, twas a bear hit by a truck in Montana

 

[ceriksson]

Figured it would be. still a pretty big animal

 

[leslea_kate]

It's big, sure... But ridiculously big?

L

 

[death-junky]

Repost man

 

[LoneRanger]

He's a big bugger but not ridiculously big. I definitely wouldn't want to hit him in anything smaller than a highway rig.. LR

 

[ceriksson]

haha well I've actually never seen a griz in person so I really don't know for size comparison.. rediculously big enough for me.

I'm a poor uneducated Van Islander lol.. we don't have em here.

 

[fester]

cool pics thanks

 

[JHC-II]

not hit in montana

poor old bugger was hit on highway 40 just south of GP not
Montana

 

[rem338win]

poor old bugger was hit on highway 40 just south of GP not
Montana

No, that bear was hit in Montana, not Alberta, this was discussed and proved on another thread awhile back. Great bear though.

 

[Amphibious]

I'm a poor uneducated Van Islander lol.. we don't have em here.

tell that to the old fart in Sayward that shot one in his backyard last year

they do swim you know

 

[Backwoods]

Nice looking bear.

average size for up NE BC from what I hear......some big damn bears out here.

 

[Winnipeg Toymaker]

This bear was hit south of grande Prairie, Alberta.

Are there Petro canada service stations in the USA?

 

[bcsteve]

This bear was hit south of grande Prairie, Alberta.

Are there Petro canada service stations in the USA?

Where do you see Petro Cananda? I see what looks like a Montana licence plate on the truck though.

 

[Amphibious]

Where do you see Petro Cananda? I see what looks like a Montana licence plate on the truck though.

yup, montana plate.

 

[Winnipeg Toymaker]

lots of people from the lower 50 come north to work. If you check the post by the gas pump, you will see they take Petro canada credit cards. Do you see this displayed in the States? No matter where the bear fell, it is still a fair sized bear. Pics can be gotten anywheres and claimed everywhere..I seen one of a cougar on a patio looking thru the window..claimed to be from Manitoba but taken by a person Stateside.

 

[grinrgrn]

wrong

poor old bugger was hit on highway 40 just south of GP not
Montana

Sorry fellas,it was hit in Montana.Old news,newspaper articles,etc.etc......and yes they accept Petrocan,Husky,Irving,Cdn Tire etc.etc. credit cards in the states.Some truckstops have dozens of cards that they accept.

 

[Amphibious]

lots of people from the lower 50 come north to work. If you check the post by the gas pump, you will see they take Petro canada credit cards. Do you see this displayed in the States? No matter where the bear fell, it is still a fair sized bear. Pics can be gotten anywheres and claimed everywhere..I seen one of a cougar on a patio looking thru the window..claimed to be from Manitoba but taken by a person Stateside.

ok, so lets say a guy from Montana, in alberta hit the grizzly.

why would it be on his truck? the CO's would #### bricks.

doesn't add up. think about it.

 

[rem338win]

This bear was hit south of grande Prairie, Alberta.

Are there Petro canada service stations in the USA?

lots of people from the lower 50 come north to work. If you check the post by the gas pump, you will see they take Petro canada credit cards. Do you see this displayed in the States? No matter where the bear fell, it is still a fair sized bear. Pics can be gotten anywheres and claimed everywhere..I seen one of a cougar on a patio looking thru the window..claimed to be from Manitoba but taken by a person Stateside.

There isn't any Petro Canada stickers on that post, all I see is the regulars plus Discoverer and AMEX. And if you look in the back ground you'll see the country that they are in, guy. Ever been on HWY 40 before? And the blood on the deck is still fresh. It doesn't make it that far from where it was hit before it starts drying like that. Anyway that is an old story, from the states,and I have seen the article from with my very own eyes. And +1 to Amphib's post. But hey, I'm not from Alberta or anything.....