Hahahahahahahahahaha............................................................................"Nimrod"!
Not horses, triceratops.
Oh okay, I imagine they didn't worry much about a panther.
ya,it's something you don't often hear,I think it's some kind of special 'pissed off' squall they reserve for when,,,well you know,
What does bear taste like? I've had venison and goat meat as my "exotics".
Venison... exotic?
I even had to google the right spelling....yeah 
For me just ol chicken/turkey, beef, pork, seafood, etc. simple/boring Those were my two "ventures"
It's dark meat when pan fried up and has a kinda sweet or sweeter taste to it as compared to other game.
Sounds good tbh. Will give it a try if I ever have the opportunity. Thanks Melon
I don't really care for it myself. Squirrel stew or pheasant might be more to your liking.
I've heard you have to be very careful in the preparation (not just the procurement) of bear meat. Is that true?
Crock-pots are the bomb when putting together a stew like that in the winter,you let it simmer long enough and the bones fall to the bottom, the trick is throwing in a cylinder can of those biscuits you gotta 'pop' against the countertop, 1/4 half of those up ,half way thru the process for instant dumplings.
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My brother made a squirrel stew when he was about 16. He had no idea what he was doing, but it turned out great! It seems to be a hard to ruin dish! lolCrock-pots are the bomb when putting together a stew like that in the winter,you let it simmer long enough and the bones fall to the bottom, the trick is throwing in a cylinder can of those biscuits you gotta 'pop' against the countertop, 1/4 half of those up ,half way thru the process for instant dumplings.
( anything goes into it from the fridges crisper drawer,celery, carrots, green onions)
I've never hunted nor skinned one,I don't think their liver is something you wanna hang on to though, it's probably a single issue hunt permit tag I'd imagine, you used to be able to buy an over the counter mountain lion tag for 1$ out here ,which allowed you to hunt pretty much year round,so, say yer' buddy wanted to guarantee success on a elk hunt he can take you with him,if you know what I mean.
Bear liver is the first thing to discard. They're notorious drinkers and known to have Cirrhosis.
LOL(I'd retained something about it containing high levels of toxic casing-liners
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Polar bears can be twice the size of your average grizzly bear, though the largest grizzly bear ever recorded was close to the size of the larger polar bears. Most bears aren't generally aggressive towards humans unless you find yourself in their personal space. Invasion of a bear's personal space what makes bears dangerous because bears aren't always aware of their surroundings. One could literally stumble upon you without realizing you're there and when the bear notices and if you're in their personal space. They could get aggressive quickly, or they could retreat.
Whatever you do, don't turn your back on him and definitely don't run from him.
