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You can take the lid off the honey pot now.
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This big hunk of bear weighed in at around 1600lbs, and was 12ft 6 at the shoulders. Apparently a 7mm mag was unloaded, but it didn't finish him off. The bear was still running and collapsed on the ground still alive. During slaughter they found the remains of two missing campers, inside it's stomach. btw I don't condone hunting though. 
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Big Feet!
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08-01-2005, 03:39 AM
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This story's been going around gun and hunting forums for a long time, but some of the details are incorrect.
http://www.snopes.com/photos/animals/bearhunt.asp
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Oh my goodness, that thing is HUGE! It looks prehistoric, like something you would see recreated in a museum or something! Where do you find a big animal like that? Alaska? Uh, I'm not planning any trips to Alaska any time soon, thanks. FTS!
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