Grayton Beach Bear gets a massage

[Kurt]

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.

 

[30A Skunkape]

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]

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.

 

[nnwilliams@mac.]

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]

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]

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.;-)