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Looks more like coon crap to me. I've seen them drop half their weight in one load.
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Hahahahaha.
ReplyDeleteew.
ReplyDeleteI found the text to be not all that informative. Can we not assume already that bear shit will be huge and multi-coloured?? What ELSE is there to distinguish it from other scat? And, more importantly than THAT, how do you get it off your shoes when you step in it hiking??
ReplyDeleteI hope Megan doesn't spot it. She'll want to adopt it!
ReplyDeleteDoc: Coon crap, coon crap, coon crap. I now have a new favorite expression!
ReplyDeleteFalwless: So you appreciate good poop? I learn more about you each day.
Cat: It's only ew if it's in a diaper.
Cap: We can assume nothing about the bear other than he shits in the woods and Some Guys yard.
Some Guy: I really hope I am wrong, nobody needs bears up close and personnel.