I think this is a complicated question. Carrying the right gun would be optimal, assuming its terminal ballistics can induce hydrostatic shock in a bear and assuming you can shoot the damn thing properly under pressure. I think a +P+ load .44 Magnum would be a consistent and reliable bear stopper.
God bless you both
There's a reason they sell .454 cassull large frame wheelguns and similar chamberings with 2 inch barrels, they exclusively have use as a bear gun.
There are pictures of him standing and hiking with his kids on his instagram.
It's the Mandingo effect. You've been transported to another universe by this weasel.
Bears are true horror, that's an SCP that's just about a town that got fucked up by a bunch of normal bears.
Fun fact- that's a Stoat
Wow.... I have known of the podcast Borrasca for a year or so now...
If shit like Shojo Tsubaki can be real, then why not some weird anime about girls in a bathroom? I know it's not, but I almost want it to be, just because I like lost media.
He made an alt ending for Newgrounds. It's parodying this missing person thing in Mexico, idk but it's funny.
Is Borrasca the dumbfuck story where the sheriff of a small town kidnaps women from said small town to turn them into baby factories because every woman in the small town is sterile (except the ones he kidnaps because?????) and instead of just burying the bodies or something they feed them into an incredibly large, dangerous, expensive piece of machinery that's so loud you can hear it from the next county over?
That's the core of the story, I don't know how the written material is but the podcast is from the pov of a kid whose family moved to the town. I generally listen to scifi horror podcasts, which I mean... this is horror. But when I got to the episode where it's all laid out it was like. wow that's worse than anything I could think of.
I read the written version ages ago on some creepypasta site, so I'm sure the podcast version is different. I'd imagine they've cleaned up a lot of the shittier parts since it exploded into a modest success.
the one I linked is not the actual story, it's a group of people who would read and critique creepypastas, from Abandoned By Disney to Happy Appy to Borrasca to 1999 (which is why their YT channel got deleted apparently).
