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C'mon y'all, we need to scare the newbies some more . Not only those snakes and spiders and roaches you need to look out for, but the occasional bear might stroll through your neighborhood, too.
Y'know, I've heard multiple reports of bears and cubs spotted in downtown Raleigh on West Street between Hillsborough and Morgan...oh, wait...wrong type of bears and cubs!
And on a serious note...there was a bear spotted at Highland Creek last year! All the homeowners were emailed to keep their kids and dogs in the house!
And on a serious note...there was a bear spotted at Highland Creek last year! All the homeowners were emailed to keep their kids and dogs in the house!
Y'know, there are cougars in Pittsboro - along with lions and tigers. Seems the only thing they DON'T have down there are bears!
If it was hunting season for Bears I would solve this with my Winchester Model 1984 and enjoy the prize-very tasty as well looks like lamb very red, but far lighter than venison and darker than pork.
y'know, i've heard multiple reports of bears and cubs spotted in downtown raleigh on west street between hillsborough and morgan...oh, wait...wrong type of bears and cubs!
lol.
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. Not only those snakes and spiders and roaches you need to look out for, but the occasional bear might stroll through your neighborhood, too.
