How not to unload a bear

That's good information to have. Next time I have a bunch of bears to unload I'll definitely not do it that way :0a5:

 

The bear was only trying to give him a great big ole Bear Hug for letting him go....lol
That ranger learned his lesson the hard way.

 

I think I'm to old to be a Ranger.

 

Whoops!....procedure change...from now on all bear traps will be securely fastened to truck before release. :big_smile:

 

Sure glad it weren't me!!!

 

Next time they may want to back right up to the edge of the bridge. Let that bugger work his way back up the embankment while the ranger gets into his truck. Or use a rope from inside the truck in the first place. lol

 

That Ranger is lucky. The story could be much different. A wild animal can turn on you in a second. Thanks Dayton for the video.

 

That Ranger is very lucky to be alive right now.. I reckon you might say he had a Bear Nescessity...lol.. Glad he survived..

 

Dayton ,i would need a clean set of drawers ! LOL :smile2:

 

Good video. I'm afraid if i were the ranger, we would have a bear to skin.

 

I think that it says a awful lot for the character of the ranger.He chose not to shoot the bear when he could have safely done so at the beginning.Even while being attacked on the ground,he chose not to do so.Few would have risked so much to keep the Bear alive.My hats off to a man with guts.He can watch my back or be my point man any day!He does not appear to rattle easily.

That said,they need the trap secured to the truck and they need a simple rope release operated from the truck cab or window.

I also wonder why no one came to his aid until the attack was over.It may have happened too fast.I also wonder if someone killed the Bear to end the attack.There are many unanswered questions here.

I love you Brothers and Sisters.peewee

 

Yep...im sure that he had to throw those undies away after that one:smile2:!

 

If that trap hadn't fliped out of the back that truck on that bear scaring him that ranger might have been hurt alot worse than a scraped leg. I bet you from now on that ranger's release technic will be alot different.
I wonder what that ranger said as he was falling on that bear.LOL

 

I don't know about that he 'chose' not to do so... seems more reaction than choice to me...

but the bear didn't look like he/she was strugglin with 'choice'... or even determination...