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Sounds like Bill what we might expect here from high winds on any hive that was top heavy and bottom light.  Sorry to hear about the foot... that sounds like no fun.  To quote Bob D. 'get well, don't hang around no ink wells'.

Anyway I was wondering what are the definitive signs of a bear.  Skunks I know about but I have had no experience with bears....and at least over some of that area along the east Texas Louisiana border bears seem to making a comeback although give their slow reproductive biology in a very slow manner.

Gene in Central Texas...

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