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Those Bears in Your Backyard are not like Yogi.....Be Careful

Reblogger Bob Miller
Real Estate Sales Representative with Keller Williams Cornerstone Realty

Kristen, has some great advice.  It is amazing how many people don't seem to heed this until it is too late.  We had a client once that had tall barbed fences protecting her yard, yet approached a mother with two cubs for a close up photo!

Original content by Kristin Hamilton CA REALTOR DRE #01492138

Those Bears in Your Backyard are not like Yogi.....Be Careful 

 

For most of us, we hear the stories about the bears and the cubs coming down from the hillsides or forest. Recently, on TV we are hearing more about bears walking through the backyards and knocking the trash cans over and causing a lot of damage and destruction. Plus all the small pets are at risk of being hurt or worse.

 

Those Bears in Your Backyard are not like Yogi.....Be Careful

 

Keep your trash cans put up and covered with locking lids. Most of the bears are looking for food as it has been very dry and there is a shortage. Keep your doors closed as a thin screen door will not keep a huge bear out and lately they have been trying to get into homes.

 

One bear in LA County, now named Meatballs, went inside a home and got meatballs out of the refrigerator and was seen leaving the house carrying the bag and eating them. The homeowner had come home and saw him in her house so luckily she did not go inside. The Sheriff's Dept. and Animal Control tranquilized the bear and tagged him for any future incidents. Well Meatball just could not stay away and after 5 times in that same neighborhood, he was moved to San Diego and is in a shelter waiting to hear where his next destination might be.

 

 

 

Those Bears in Your Backyard are not like Yogi

 

 

 

If you hear something, probably better to stay inside. If you see a bear nearby, stay inside and call the Police or Sheriff's Department. Be sure to keep your pets inside in the early morning and at night.

 

 

 

If you see a cub, do not approach them as you can bet mother bear is nearby.

 

 

 

If your dog is outside and the bear shows up, call your dog to come in but do not go outside and put yourself in peril.

 

Bears in the foothills are not like Yogi

 

These bears are not nice like Yogi Bear was. They can be mean and deadly at times.

 

Warning: If you are confronted with a bear....do not run as the bear can outrun you by about 40 MPH and can climb trees too. Back away slowly, and try not to look him in the eye. If you see a big rock or something larger, grab it and continue to walk away slowly. If the bear charges you, right

 

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Kathy Stoltman
Ventura, CA
RETIRED

Hi Bob, here locally we just had a women come in contact with a female bear, no one was injured, she pretending she was dead. Great advice.

Oct 20, 2012 02:02 AM
Kristin Hamilton CA REALTOR
Berkshire Hathaway California Realty - Beaumont, CA
(909) 557-6966- Specialize 55+ Communties Banning

Hi Bob,

Thanks for the re-blog as this is really important stuff for bear country residents. Just recently a man was killed in Denali Park in Alaska as he was hiking and did not have a gun and got too close to the bears. It did not end well for him either. He shold not have been alone hiking in bear country and should have known as they say he was a very experienced hiker. So even the best make mistakes. Have a great weekend.

Oct 20, 2012 02:19 AM
Bob Miller
Keller Williams Cornerstone Realty - Ocala, FL
The Ocala Dream Team

Thanks Kathy.

 

Thank you Kristin for a great post that was well work a re-blog!

Oct 20, 2012 02:39 AM