Shawn
RDP Pro Staff
14 post s
10-Aug-2008
3:22 PM
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LMAO i was walking thru a cut with Armand today and we woke up a real redish blk bear, it was so red lol i thought it was a wild pig, But Armand upted his binoculars like they were his 3 to 10 Ziess scope hooked to a Knight rifle and clearified me of our little red bear,
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panax quinquefolius
20 post s
10-Aug-2008
5:36 PM
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Shawn,
was it real small? I saw a real small Cinn. once and I was asking Ben Kilham about it (the bear man) and he said it was quite common to be cinn. when they were young but they would "grow out of it" I no it's brother / sister was black and the mother was black? other then that the only cinn. I have ever seen was in Wyoming.
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Shawn
RDP Pro Staff
15 post s
10-Aug-2008
5:39 PM
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Panax it was about 70 pounds if i had to guess real skinny and big hairy ears lol looked just like all the russian boars we used to hammer
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Cub
46 post s
10-Aug-2008
5:48 PM
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Maybe it was levatating with Bone and they were rolling around in red shang berries!!!!!!!!!!!
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panax quinquefolius
23 post s
10-Aug-2008
5:51 PM
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at first I thought he might be bleached out from the sun.. but then I thought today was the first time I have seen the sun in what seems like forever...so that can't be it. If you see him again try to tie him up the Ohio gang might like to quill him..
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Armand
RDP Pro Staff
64 post s
12-Aug-2008
12:16 AM
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That was actually the 3rd one I have ever seen..I saw a giant one by Hypertherm a long time ago but that was in the spring. Then 2 years ago me and my Illinois hunter stopped to check a bear crossing on a powerlinbe I know and there was a good black one and a brown just as big on the powerline. We never could find that bear after that but very cool looking..That one we saw had half and half it seemed..LOL
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