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Keeping Safe from Wild Animals

There are times when the hunters willPointing my gun barrel ahead, I
face some danger, specially the dangercautiously peered into the cave. My
from the wild animal's attach such asheart came into my mouth for I detected
bear. What will be the best way for himmovement in the dark recesses. I did not
to do?lose complete control, however, although
My companion looked at me, I looked atthe gun barrel wobbled so that I could
him, and the same idea hit us at thenot center the sights on the animal. I
same moment. What would have happened ifdon't like to shoot unless I am
we had hit that bear? Would we havereasonably certain of my target, and by
killed it or would we have wounded it?the time I had settled down enough to do
In either case it would have fallen andserious work with the gun, I had
landed in or near our canoe. A dead bearrecovered composure enough to identify
would have broken the canoe in half,my game as a porcupine. What a letdown!
falling from a hundred feet. But supposeI never saw a bear or a deer that day,
the bear had been wounded? Think of thealthough I found a wild bee tree in a
situation. Two men and a wounded bearswampy area that I could use as a bait
struggling in the water within eightat some later date, to attract a bear to
feet of each other. What a scene for ame as I waited in a stand nearby. I
movie shot!never did.
The best of us will make mistakes ofYou probably don't know it, but I am a
judgment at the unexpected sight ofreformed poacher. No, the wardens
game. Luckily we both missed the bear.didn't reform me. I woke up to the fact
It took us nearly an hour to find athat such actions are not fair to you
landing place and to climb to the spotboys, to the rest of the guides, or to
where the bear had been. We didn't gothe people of Maine. I have even stooped
deer hunting that evening.so low as to sell deer to unsuccessful
Another time a small group of us went onhunters, but in some of these cases it
a combined deer and bear hunt near thewas sympathy for them rather than money
town of Emden, down state, where bearsthat influenced me. I hate to see any
had been doing some damage. Now bearhunter who has hunted diligently for a
hunting is a great sport, but huntingweek or so go back home without his
Maine bears is a tough proposition. I amdeer. Again, I believe that any man who
not good enough to risk my guidingis willing to spend his money here
reputation by handling bear hunters. Ifhunting should have some concrete
you think our bears are no differentreturn. I have no sympathy for the man
from other bears, just ask some of thewho sits around camp all day, drinking
best bear hunters in the south what theyand playing poker instead of getting out
think of our product. There are someinto the woods and enjoying our great
pretty cagey animals in the Maineout-of-doors. I don't care whether he
woods-and they are not all wild.goes home empty-handed or not; he has
We split up and started to hunt, each ingot just what he came for. But the case
his own individual manner. I was not tooof the unsuccessful one who has hunted
experienced with- bear hunting, yet Idiligently is different.
knew the chances of seeing aIf a hunter see the threat from a wild
night-loving bear roaming around in theanimal, it is better for him to keep
daytime were pretty slim. Travelinghimself in a hiding place until the
through the woods, I checked signs ofthreat pass. It is better than if he has
both deer and bears. There were plentyto face the wild animal face to face
of both and the strong, unmistakablewhich can cause him into trouble. Deer
smell of bears was in the air. I pokedhunt is a hobby which is exciting to the
around in the likely hiding places,people who can enjoy it and take the
finally coming to a large boulder wheregreat fun of it, even he can get the
there was a good-sized cave under thedeer or not for the day.
rock.



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