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To: HairOfTheDog

i remember reading that mountain lions (same as cougars?) always attack from behind and go for the neck.
i was thinking of inventing a steel neck protector, but it might get kind of hot and uncomfortable for long hikes.

and for grizzlies, we could invent a cross between a shark cage and an air bag: when the sensor noticed a grizzly attacking the solitary hiker, a collapsible steel grizzly cage would fly out of a back pack and encase the victim-to-be, thus protecting the individual from the bear.
or, maybe i should just stay on long island and watch the nature channel.


63 posted on 03/08/2006 4:19:21 PM PST by drhogan
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To: drhogan

Keep workin' the problem Inspector Gadget ;~D


64 posted on 03/08/2006 4:20:29 PM PST by HairOfTheDog (Hobbit Hole knives for soldiers! www.freeper.the-hobbit-hole.net)
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To: drhogan
"....a collapsible steel grizzly cage would fly out of a back pack and encase the victim-to-be, thus protecting the individual from the bear."

Obviously, you haven't seen what a Grizzly can do to an automobile, cabin door or wall, locked metal food coolers and outdoor freezer cabinets.....

Any protective "cage" strong enough to protect you from a Grizzly, would be too heavy to carry....

Better to avoid all together. Forget trying to outrun.....not possible over any kind of terrain..

Semper Fi

69 posted on 03/08/2006 5:14:38 PM PST by river rat (You may turn the other cheek, but I prefer to look into my enemy's vacant dead eyes.)
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