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Grayton Beach Bear gets a massage

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Craig McLaughlin shot this pic outside his place in Grayton last night next to Hibiscus and Grayton Beach Massage. After his massage the bear said he was not going to bother anyone, he just likes Grayton as much as the next bear, and of course there's all the free garbage. grayton beach massage (850) 231-4220



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Hurricane avatar
Beach Lover
#2
We have had two bears getting into the dumpster at The Oyster Bar... we have had to strap the doors closed to keep them out.
Apparently these bears are really getting around!
Teresa avatar
SoWal Guide
#3
:floor:hello bear - full time grayton resident!
Jdarg avatar
SoWal Expert
#4
He needs a name!
Kurt avatar
AdminAuthor
#5
We have a few bears on this forum.
Eileen West avatar
Beach Lover
#6
We have a few bears on this forum.


"ba dum dum cheeeeee" my rimshot.
aggieb avatar
Beach Fanatic
#7
I just know of one big ol' hairy, grizzly, brown bear.
Franny avatar
Beach Fanatic
#8
Cool!:clap: I wonder how many bears are living in Sowal.
ThirtyAGal avatar
Beach Lover
#9
Let's name him Grayty.
Maystrong avatar
Beach Lover
#10
I don't know if it's him or maybe a family member, but there's one roaming around Seacrest Beach too!
Kurt avatar
AdminAuthor
#11
Probably a different one out there.

There is at least one guy hanging around Grayton Beach for awhile now. I fear it will end badly for the bear.
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Skunky
#12
I walk the dog every night in darkest Grayton. A few weeks ago my flashlight hit a pair of eyes probably 30 yards or so ahead in the darkness. They sat and looked at me, and I at them. It was pitch black and I couldn't see anything else, but I thought it was a dog, and as I walked closer those eyes disappeared into the dark brush. I didn't think much of it until I saw the photo above. I sometimes wonder if this guy has been hitting our garbage;I have had what I thought were racoons defeat three and four bungee cords securing the can lid recently!
Kurt avatar
AdminAuthor
#13
I walk the dog every night in darkest Grayton. A few weeks ago my flashlight hit a pair of eyes probably 30 yards or so ahead in the darkness. They sat and looked at me, and I at them. It was pitch black and I couldn't see anything else, but I thought it was a dog, and as I walked closer those eyes disappeared into the dark brush. I didn't think much of it until I saw the photo above. I sometimes wonder if this guy has been hitting our garbage;I have had what I thought were racoons defeat three and four bungee cords securing the can lid recently!

Probably him - coons usually can't handle one well placed bungee cord.
Beach Comber
#14
bear

Had my bird feeder stolen and the pole it was on bent to the ground. Could this be the work of a bear? Am in Seagrove.
Kurt avatar
AdminAuthor
#15
Had my bird feeder stolen and the pole it was on bent to the ground. Could this be the work of a bear? Am in Seagrove.

More likely a human thief or a very large squirrel.
Jdarg avatar
SoWal Expert
#16
I walk the dog every night in darkest Grayton. A few weeks ago my flashlight hit a pair of eyes probably 30 yards or so ahead in the darkness. They sat and looked at me, and I at them. It was pitch black and I couldn't see anything else, but I thought it was a dog, and as I walked closer those eyes disappeared into the dark brush. I didn't think much of it until I saw the photo above. I sometimes wonder if this guy has been hitting our garbage;I have had what I thought were racoons defeat three and four bungee cords securing the can lid recently!

Again, put the garbage in the garage. I imagine you have to be getting tired of cleaning up the street.;-)

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