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travellerw
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Posted: 18 Jun 2025 07:12pm
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Quoting: Aklogcabin
I'll find stuff. Just have to deal with it. Like hot wiring the ignition after they eat the key. Or chew up the tires n seats. I've got extra of both handy.
Sigh.. I know your pain.. One year they ate ALL my seats and all the tires on 2 quads.
My big problem is they tear up my fabric buildings. I think they do it out of boredom as the buildings are open and they are free to enter. Loosing a $1500 building each year is painful.
Aklogcabin
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Posted: 19 Jun 2025 08:36am
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Yeah I'm sure boredom comes with ripping stuff up. Especially the cubs. I've found chewed up totes and water jugs all around the cabin.
I believe bears like things made from petroleum products. They will drink all the oil n gas that they can I think.
I found the door to the generator shed open upon arriving at the cabin once. And I have old food stuff n cans that needed to be freighted out. Bear opened every oil n gas can it could n never touched the old food stuff. I would leave the key in the dead bolt. Bear turned key with tongue
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