04-25-2024, 08:26 AM
(This post was last modified: 04-25-2024, 08:30 AM by Nancy Farmer.)
Thought this might be useful for Jimbillies who want to deter bear visits up close to our homes - Colorado Parks & Wildlife Guidelines for bear-proofing your home. Also, as I once found out the hard (and EXPENSIVE) way, always park nose-down so that if a bear gets into your car the doors won't close on it and trap it inside. Lock your car doors and don't leave food or anything that smells tempting in it, but if you're in the habit of parking nose down and forget to hit the lock, it could save you some heartache and maybe even save a bear. HAPPY SPRING!!!