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Bear Attack at Split Rock - NOT! NOT! NOT!

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I read a few accounts of this incident.

And this is the "Darwin Principle" at it's max!

 

Do you believe this bozo crawled into a cave where a bear was in it's den and he says he was attacked?

 

What a jerk!   What a Boy Scout!

 

http://www.nj.com/morris/index.ssf/2015/12/scout_leader_attacked_by_bear_scouts_uninjured_may.html

now the bear gets punished for the dumbass leaders stupidity.  idiot.

As a former senior camp staff member for a number of years that had bears on the reservation, I've seen so many stupid actions by "adult" leaders with wildlife. I've put myself in harm's way many times to shield campers from wildlife. This was extremely stupid.

 

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Scout leader was kinda stupid.  "I've never seen a bear there before" just means that they may not have been there...  At least he had that hammer...

 

Did you know that more bears are killed with hammers and clubs than with guns?  Or I might have just made that up.  ;-)

Scoutmaster should be charged with "Breaking and Entering with intent to do harm"  ,"Possession of a deadly weapon"(rock hammer)

Possession of a weapon on public grounds" (State Land) . "Injuring wildlife" and get a summons FOR JUST BEING STUPID

He's probably going to be in trouble for violating the Youth Protection policies that the BSA has in place. Sounds like he didn't have another adult in the group. That's a big blunder.

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