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From the Cumberland, MD Times-News
A trail cam photo of a black bear so big, so blocky, so physically undefined that we call him Volkswagen. He has no neck and you cannot see beneath his belly.
doggiebag
01-03-2008, 22:20
I hope he lives long and gets bigger!
From the Cumberland, MD Times-News
A trail cam photo of a black bear so big, so blocky, so physically undefined that we call him Volkswagen. He has no neck and you cannot see beneath his belly.
Looks like he was moonin' the cog railway :D
4eyedbuzzard
01-03-2008, 22:26
That's one healthy lookin' overgrown raccoon
Pedaling Fool
01-03-2008, 22:28
Hmmmm......Yeah, I think I can out-run him.
doggiebag
01-03-2008, 22:30
Hmmmm......Yeah, I think I can out-run him.
yeahhh - just dont let his big ass sit on you.:eek:
That's one healthy lookin' overgrown raccoonWow, he has found the buffet for sure. Amazing. No fear of that porker.
Toolshed
01-03-2008, 23:43
Looks a lot like on of those "stick-in-your-lawn" cutouts of an overgrown older woman with a big behind, bending over. No offense to overgrown older women with big behinds, bending over.......
Kerosene
01-04-2008, 11:13
Actually, I think he may still be digesting an old VW Beetle!
BitBucket
01-04-2008, 11:25
or maybe he just had his fill of a group of hikers that thought they could out run him!
I knew black bears could grow big...but this critter is a monster....
troutseeker
01-04-2008, 15:30
My favorite animal to see on the trail. Thanks for the photo. One of the primary reasons I venture deep into the woods is to photograph these creatures from a respectful distance. I never get tired of it.
Nearly Normal
01-04-2008, 19:29
Probably render 8 or 10 gallons of lard.
Make a nice rug too.
buckowens
01-06-2008, 20:45
My favorite animal to see on the trail. Thanks for the photo. One of the primary reasons I venture deep into the woods is to photograph these creatures from a respectful distance. I never get tired of it.
He is a big boy!
Without sounding too mushy, I saw my first Black Bear in the wild while on the ground this last August. It was beautiful, as black as coal, with a very brown muzzle. Beautiful animal, and as "Shrek" would say "like onions, they have layers."
I a bear like that tried to attack me I'd just outrun him hahahha