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Re: Polar Bear Attack [ Graphics Picture ]

Post by Sakobav » Sun Dec 12, 2010 8:32 pm

Shooter

You should also add the time it takes for hypothermia in such a situation and do post pictures of your gear ...

Keep on going

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Re: Polar Bear Attack [ Graphics Picture ]

Post by drifter » Mon Dec 13, 2010 1:24 pm

I agree with prashant, shooter just reminded me I was stuck in quicksand when I went trekking this august with a few friends of mine in the nilgiris was an experience my friends had to pull me out.

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Re: Polar Bear Attack [ Graphics Picture ]

Post by snIPer » Mon Dec 13, 2010 3:06 pm

Amazing pics mate - thanks for sharing.
Any idea why one pic isnt showing up -can you please try to put it up again or share the album that has it.
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Re: Polar Bear Attack [ Graphics Picture ]

Post by MoA » Tue Dec 14, 2010 6:25 pm

I still want to know what did the guy do to the bear for it to be missing an entire leg.

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Re: Polar Bear Attack [ Graphics Picture ]

Post by Baljit » Tue Dec 14, 2010 9:40 pm

MoA , if you look both picture reaily good you will find the both leg, in the last picture you can see other paw.

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Re: Polar Bear Attack [ Graphics Picture ]

Post by shooter » Fri Dec 17, 2010 11:15 pm

Shooter

You should also add the time it takes for hypothermia in such a situation and do post pictures of your gear ...

Keep on going

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the usual time is 15 min to an hour. I dont know how long it takes in that part but i do know of a guide who takes people into the estuary/sea junction irrespective of whether they know swimming.
"It makes no difference" he says, "the icy water will parayse you and the cold will kill you before you can swim back to safety" :!:

re: the equipment, yes i do have a bit of it. in fact it is so dirty with caked mud, i cant spread it openly it in my living room.

I leave for a wildfowl shoot in a few hours so will take the pics in the field. And if members are interested, write a report too.
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