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Hungry Bears Drop By For A Backyard Picnic

September 2, 2013 by roberrera Leave a Comment

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I took our dogs out around 10 pm recently when our Chihuahua started barking her head off. She stared at a spot beyond our fence, near the garage cans. I couldn’t see anything…just shifting black shadows against a black background. And then I saw a dim patch of tan fur. I grabbed the Chihuahua under […]

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