I believe a swat with a sufficiently powerful shaped charge would be sufficient to deal with a grizzly.
Be easier to shoot it. I couldn't possible whittle a spear whilst being pursued by hordes of grizzlies.
You'd be less able to forge a barrel, make some black powder, a firing mechanism, a handle and a projectile whilst running from a bear.
Climb a tree, brown bears don't climb trees ( however, black bears do, so make sure you've checked the fur/hair roots ( in case of hair die) to be sure of colour, of any such ursus arctos horribils before looking for said tree like structure.
Indeed. This season i shall mostly be eating fruit like substances, in the hornbill world. doh! sausage typing fingers....
I did eat some roasted badger road kill at the West Country game fair a couple of years back. Slightly fatty, but tasty.
Not from animals, no. It's only found in human beings, as far as I know. So ... answer the question, fin.
I am actually very lighthearted, thanks very much, and I love helping people whenever I can. Of course I enjoy finding loopholes in others arguments, just as I hope others will point out weaknesses in my arguments - if they can find any. This process - putting forward ideas, having them criticised, developing them, putting forward better ones - is known as "learning". It's fun. The bit I don't understand is why the process of challenging ideas seems to upset you so much.
Oh, Pete. It's the difference between saying: "You're wrong and here's why ..." and "You're a moron and here's why ..." But you already knew that, Pete. It's where the fun is, as both we well know. You may now insert your confused protestations of innocence and ignorance