Tuesday, August 30, 2011

The region’s whackin’ and stackin’ griz this year

The recent news about charges pending against a North Idaho Man for the May 8 killing of a grizzly bear in his yards wasn't an isolated case. The region had a virtual grizzly killing spree in May as two grizzly bears also were shot and killed in western Montana, according to a story by The Missoulian. An antler hunter shot a sow grizzly bear — orphaning two cubs — in the Blackfoot-Clearwater Wildlife Management Area, according to Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks officials. In a separate incident, the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribal Wildlife Management Program said a 2-year-old female grizzly was shot and killed by a Ronan-area landowner as it went after his chickens. The young grizzly shot near Ronan was the fourth bear lost from the Flathead Indian Reservation's grizzly population in 10 months due to grizzly-chicken encounters...more

Notice to all Grizzlies:  It's ok to attack a man's livestock, cuz he'll be prosecuted to the full extent of the law if he tries to protect his property.

Warning to all Grizzlies:  Stay the hell away from tribal chickens.  Those Flathead's will blow you away and use your grizzly grease to cook up their chicken wings.

Question to Authorities:   What the hell is a "grizzly-chicken encounter"?   Is it kinda like a "windshield-moth" encounter? 


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