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Topic: Bear sighted in Taylorsville
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skitterjoe
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Posted 10:37 am, 11/08/2009
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YEP!!!! CRACK HO!!!! IN A BLACK FUR COAT BOUGHT AT LOCAL GOODWILL STORE. GOOD THING IT WASN'T A RABBIT COAT. I COULD JUST SEE THE HEADLINE NOW.
GIANT JACK RABBIT SEEN IN TAYLORSVILLE. LAST SEEN HEADED FOR SALAD BAR AT LOCAL RESTURANT!!!!
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~Diva~
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Posted 10:25 am, 11/08/2009
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I live in Taylorsville and haven't seen a bear as of yet. A few grey foxes, but no bear. My former husband and I saw a black bear swimming in Kerr Scott years ago. It swam right up to the shore, walked out of the water, shook off and headed back into the woods! That was an impressive sight that I've never forgotten.
LOLs to MetalTrucker! Now that cold weather is here the crackheads will probably be out in their fur coats!
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bushkisser
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Posted 08:24 am, 11/07/2009
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Their was a bear in Wendy Gap last week I think, they said it stole a 4 wheeler and traded it for crack, lmao
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fullthrottle
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Posted 08:13 am, 11/07/2009
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One of our hunt club members killed a nice bear in Parsonville, on Summit Road. Although, we have more bear in Low Gap, Surry County.
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smalltownman
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Posted 07:36 am, 11/07/2009
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DAG! BUSTED! I didn't think anyone was home when I went cutting across their backyard.
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redone
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Posted 05:24 am, 11/07/2009
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It was a little one it was in the back yard of a friend of mines grangmas
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hswrestlingjock
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Posted 04:52 am, 11/07/2009
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Has it not dawned on you that they have always had bears in the northern part of Alexander County
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icsyskain
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Posted 9:32 pm, 11/06/2009
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Metal, you might be right...was close to a street that is known for being the crack area! lol
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YODA
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Posted 9:17 pm, 11/06/2009
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Saw a truck in Mountain View area today with a dead bear in the bed  They are everywhere around here. Have seen the tracks in my yard
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MetalTrucker
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Posted 9:14 pm, 11/06/2009
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crackhead in a fur coat.
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mandi0414
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Posted 9:08 pm, 11/06/2009
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Not at all suprised about a bear in another county, we have bears that come in our backyard at night time and tear into the bee gums.
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icsyskain
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Posted 8:41 pm, 11/06/2009
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Don't know if anyone has posted this yet or not. You can see the article at www.TaylorsvilleTimes.com. It's in the breaking news section on the front page. Story has a pic and a video.
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