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Baby Bear wants to go snowboarding

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I think he fed this cub (beer or otherwise) because he begins with “commin’ Back, Smokey?”
 
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I’ve smelled cub breath while camping in King’s Canyon, Ca. It’s no joke. The cubs come right up to you if they smell food. The problem is that mama is always nearby.
 

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James, I got my last two cubs from them. They are wonderful. I had to return the first because it had some respiratory issues which exasberated it's snoring. Made it hard to cuddle. They were fine with the exchange.
 

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I did lose a toe to the current bear, but it really wasn't his fault and who really needs 10 toes?
 

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I did lose a toe to the current bear, but it really wasn't his fault and who really needs 10 toes?
You mean the "Bear Groomer" holding a cordless impact wrench was a tip off? :cool:


I was wondering, before plopping down the $3k, if I could get it listed as a comfort animal and take it on the plane. I'll have to get a kevlar collar and leash to go through security. Maybe I'll wear Kinko mittens while sleeping on the plane so it won't chew a finger off. And I'll order a vegetarian meal for it. Well, I guess they're fish eating Vegans, so maybe I'll request a "Vegan Fish Meal".

The address seems to be the Forest Service.

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I could see momma bear using that snowboard for a toothpick.
 
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