Deer,bear,or elk,,which?
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Elk. hunting them when they are in the rut is an unreal experience. Bugling and having them answer back angry is one of the most eerie sounds ever. It makes the hair on your neck stand up and your heart race. I have shot 2 at under 20 feet charging me. \nAnother i like to hunt are mountain goats. They have amazing eye sight and are a tough challenge to get close enough for a good shot.  You have to have excellent fitness as they tend to hang out above the tree line and it's usually a tough climb to get to them.
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YES live in the wood's PURE COUNTRY MAN here \n 1. Black Bear\n 2. Wild Hog's\n 3. Deer\n 4. Coyote\n 5. Panter\n 6. Seen Other's but not here at home
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deer, elk, antelope, trout, chuckar (sp?), grouse, mountian lion, bear...\n\n(not much into fishing)\n\nhttp://www.ndow.org/
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The Spectacled, or Andean Bear \nFew have been reported from eastern Panama and extreme northern Argentina. The spectacled bear is listed as vulnerable on the World Conservation\n\nGo to the site under sources to see and read more
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My family hunts deer and ducks. I have done both, but haven't been very successful.  Both sides of my family have a long history of hunting.  People think its wierd that I grew up with lots of guns in my house just outside of Chicago, but that's the way my parents grew up!
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I'd have to go with the polar bear.  They're twice the weight of the average male lion, have huge claws and so on.
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in many spots. colby. neion. ashberry.. basdin. to name a very few. mostley elk land. ?
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Geese, loons, elk, moose, caribu, wolves, wood buffalo, arctic foxes... cold weather animals.  Keep in mind you just asked about half a continent.
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I love the responses on this question, especially the one that says "leave it alone, you're not going to eat it anyway".  That's funny.  Bear meat is great.\n\nThe safest way, that I know of, to hunt bear is from a tree stand.  While there are SOME bears that can climb trees, this is still the safest way.  Ensure that the stand is over 2 meters from the ground, sit and wait.  Of course, it helps if you set up in a known bear area.
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Kissybert: yes you do because it's required by the\n Department of wildlife protection services also must be\nan land ownner were Elk can roam freely check with\n http://www.nationalparksservices.com or Indiana state fish&game too
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A nontypical deer is where they have antlers that are not even on both sides. Like, on one side they have 4 points, and on the other side they have 5. I never got a buck, but I did get two does. I'm 17, and I started to hunt when I was 11..kk hope this helped.! *jenn*... bubblegumluver88@yahoo.com
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Elephants because they are stong and can be very agressive. They would use their tusks to stab the polar bear if they don't trample it. Normly, though, most beings just run away at the site of the immense size of an elephant. I'm not saying that the polar bear will run away, but it would probably stand down and be dicouraged.
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lol depending on who you ask...it could be the outline of a bear, wolf. cougar. or panther...inside that are trees....Northern Woods! I'm from Min. and just asked 3 people and got 3 different answers! I'm going to check it out....being a WILD Fan myself, I need to know!
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North American Pika (i got this from yahoo news its not listed its just showing signs of being endangered)\nPanda\nHumpback Whale\nRight Whale\nSperm Whale\nBlue Whale\nFinback Whale\nBowhead Whale\nMink Whale\nBald Eagle\nGrizzly Bear\nBlack Bear\n\nsee the sites i place in "sources" for more
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here is a website with some common animal tracks:\n\nhttp://www.bear-tracker.com/mammals.html
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The Irish Elk (or Great Irish Deer to give it its proper name) was one of many large animals that went extinct at the very end of the last Ice Age, about 12,000 years ago. It didn't just live in Ireland, and had a territory across Northern Europe. It appears to have been a herd animal judging by skeleton finds, and it may not have been timid in the way current deer are: the threat from humans seems not to have been as big before the current warm-period began. \n\nThese animals were long extinct before written records began, so we can really only speculate how they behaved. Given the size of the antlers, there is a debate as to whether they were used in battle, as they would have been massively heavy and cumbersome.\n\nThe Natural History Museum in Dublin, Ireland contains two very well preserved specimens.
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This one:\nhttp://nationalzoo.si.edu/Animals/NorthAmerica/images/Beaver2003SEG.jpg