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Heard some rumors.

Any truth to it.

Lets hear some stories fellas.

Good stories lead to more interesting fishing trips :D

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It was just me growlin' about missin' fish... :lol:

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People see fido and think they have seen a wolf I wonder if somebody seen a Lab and thought it was a bear.

I would rather be fishin'.

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Well, the pictures on KY3 a few days ago (from Nixa) didn't look like any Lab I've ever been around... :lol:

I heard they are very partial to hunting for food in tail waters at night.... Doesn't a bear slapping at a fish sound a lot like a beaver slapping with his tail? Doesn't a bear hungry for night fishermen sound a lot like a squawking heron? Aren't they partial to fish that are on a hook being dragged upstream? I also heard they are attracted to small lights like the ones you wear around your head or on your cap. Then there's that thing about them mistaking the smell of wet breathable waders for the smell of fresh salmon...

Not to scare anyone or anything....

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There was quite a bit of footage of a bear in Nixa a couple summers ago I think. It fell asleep in someone's barn one afternoon. I haven't seen the recent footage, but I get it's the same one. Just think, Phil went all the way to Alaska to catch rainbow trout and see bears and we had them both here after all!

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...Phil went all the way to Alaska to catch rainbow trout and see bears and we had them both here after all!

And there are no snakes or armadillos in Alaska... WHAT WAS HE THINKING?!?!?!? :blink:

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Its possible...a park ranger friend says they have several sightings a year in the ONSR they have been spotted near St. Louis before, last one I heard of was a bit south of Fredericktown..FWIW, most of the bears that wander through Missouri are young male bears from Arkansas. Looking for love in vain I guess.

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I hope for MrDucky sake these black bears are scared of the BIG HORN and really STRANGE ODORS.:blur:

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Well, the pictures on KY3 a few days ago (from Nixa) didn't look like any Lab I've ever been around... :lol:

Nah, I seen those pics on the news. That was a 'dillo in disguise. Wasn't it? :mellow:

I would rather be fishin'.

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OK... OK... OK... I admit... it was me lookin' for a midnight snack...

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