An electrified fence might help... He he he... Fried bear...mmmm a
delicacy....
He he he
Later!
Tom "Slick" North
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-dakota-truck@bent.twistedbits.net
> [mailto:owner-dakota-truck@bent.twistedbits.net] On Behalf Of
> Walt@Walt-n-Ingrid.Com
> Sent: Monday, April 11, 2005 11:29 AM
> To: dakota-truck-moderator@bent.twistedbits.net
> Subject: RE: DML: RE: OT: Visitors in the night
>
>
>
> In article <BAY19-F30FA7DFB175F35B6E42859C3320@phx.gbl>,
> scsilverdakdml@hotmail.com ("Ronald Taylor") writes:
> >
> >
> > They are looking for Food!........it's just a matter of time before
> > they get
> > bold enough to start searching a little harder!
> >
> > I'd contact the wildlife and game commission service
> > asap!.........they can
> > relocate the Bears!
>
> Yea, I called the game warden but they had wandered off long
> before he got here. I noticed both bears had tags on their
> ears so they've been caught before. Unfortunately, when they
> capture animals like that, this is the area they usually
> release them in if they need to relocate them. I live in the
> NW hills of Connecticut and I'm surrounded by several state
> forests totaling about 20,000 acres with a couple of small
> towns/villages and roads mixed in between.
> To my south is American Legion State Forest at 1000-acres
> that adjoins the 3,000-acre Peoples State Forest. To the SE
> of them, just on the other side of
> the small town of New Hartford is Nepaug State Forest.
> To our north, just
> across the road from our driveway, there is Tunxis State
> Forest, which spans up into MA. Tunxis is also adjoining
> Tolland State and Granville State Forests. There are also a
> couple of large watershed areas controlled by MDC within a
> couple of miles in either direction to our east and west.
> According to the MDC website, they own approximately 30,000
> acres of watershed and non-watershed property in Connecticut
> and Massachusetts, most of which is in this area.
> Barkhamstead Reservoir, to the east, is Connecticut's largest
> drinking water reservoir that feeds into the 446-acre Lake
> McDonough, a smaller recreational reservoir below Saville Dam
> with a second dam below it down near Nepaug State Forest and
> New Hartford. To the South of Nepaug, across Rt. 202 from it
> there is yet another reservoir. To my west there is the
> Colebrook River Dam and Lake, which feeds into the West
> Branch Reservoir and the Goodwin Hydroelectric dam which is
> only a mile or two down the road from the end of my driveway.
> This is the most rural area of the state so I'm not surprised
> to see bears though I am amazed we have indoor plumbing out
> here. I often joke that our town is so small, the volunteer
> Fire Dept. has a Dominos sign on the truck so they can drive
> it once in a while. It's parked right out in front of the
> General Store/Post Office/Luncheonette.
>
> If they come back, I'll give the game warden another call.
>
> Walt
>
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