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Miz Victoria: Bear in the neighborhood with my girls A BLUE RIBBON BEAR BOARD REPORT: The Steve, Sue Sarah Wilson bear sighting Sunday, June 10, 2012, has caused quite a stir, even though any number of people now say they've seen a bear, or a bear with a cub in the area in the past year. The reasons why they haven't reported it are many - didn't want to put up with ridicule from idjits, just didn't think of reporting the event, - or they didn't want the bear(s) hunted or bothered, as was the case of a sighting on Orban Branham Road, plum nelly in Bear Paradise Cumberland County. Greater Bliss is not the epicenter of Bear sightings, but some of the gentry are more than a little upcited: Including cattle baron Miz Victoria, who sent this report first, tinged with just a little anxiety as the humankind/bear territory accord is being hammered out yet again. Miz Victoria Pike writes: Ed, I hear there is a bear in the neighborhood near my girls - cows for those of you out of the loop. Now, we have had a pot bellied pig, a bob cat, and now a bear. What is the neighborhood coming to? Along with the the normal varmints, we deal with such as possum, skunk, red fox and raccoon, on a daily basis, we could open a zoo out here next to Wally World.Comments about: Spotting bear pretty amazing - but scary at same time This story was posted on 2012-06-12 07:29:38
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