It might have been posted before.. (I searched.. I really did!)
But the safest place for food.. is not in your hammock!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8rxNJPR94u0
Pretty funny.. I like his diagonal lie.
It might have been posted before.. (I searched.. I really did!)
But the safest place for food.. is not in your hammock!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8rxNJPR94u0
Pretty funny.. I like his diagonal lie.
I've done that dismount before.funny stuff
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I have seen that one. Not sure if I found the link here. Hilarious though. And proof that bears are smart... You didn't see him crawling into a tent did you.
that was hilarious
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My brother refers to hammocks as "Bear Twinkies".
Nice to see them using it the correct way.
One of my buddies calls hammocks "bear pinatas" not sure I spelled it right and too lazy to check.....
I have a friend who refers to my hammock as a bear punching bag...
One day I'll come up with a clever sig.
haha! that was so cute. I loved the youtube clip. Thanks for posting it.
I saw my first bear (out in the wild) a couple of weekends ago when I did a section in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. A mama and two cubs. So cute, but it scared the @#$% out of me for a second. I was walking around a bend in the trail and right there, in the middle of the trail, not even 25 feet away. There they were. The mama bear held her ground and I got to see the two cubs scramble up a tree. She eventually hiked up the mountain a bit and the cubs bounded after her. Probably one of my best memories on the trail thus far.
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