The Diecast Zone · Model Car Club Since 1997
Diecast Collector Forums
Eight forums, every scale, and thirty years of shop talk — new arrivals, restorations, reviews, and the finds you won’t see posted anywhere else, with the full archive back to 2002 restored and searchable. Free to Register.
More and more,bears have eschewed traditional foraging and handfishing,two methods that have been their culinary mainstay since Boo Boo was a gleam in Yogi`s eye.
What USED to be a newsworthy event,bear encounters are now practically commonplace.Here are a couple tips to make your next outing a memorable success
#1.....ALWAYS store your pigs at a safe distance from where the majority of your boating will occur......bears may still approach you,but the irresistible smell of pigs will capture their attention every-time
#2....After your campsite has been setup,consider inviting the Bear and his Wife over to accept one of your pigs as a lovely get-to-know-you gift
Hey JB... just get a giant killer rabbit like John Merritt has. You don't see no bears messin' around in HIS dioramas
@john-shamblin good suggestion John.....but Mr Merritt`s herd is all certified MBA prime (Michigan Bunny Association).....you wont catch none o` them hopidoodles south of the Mason Dixon
These children will have fond memories of their "Pick-A-Pig" outings as they grow old. It will help them understand their mother's strange taste in men.
These children will have fond memories of their "Pick-A-Pig" outings as they grow old. It will help them understand their mother's strange taste in men.
It`s a Kodak moment aint it?
These children will have fond memories of their "Pick-A-Pig" outings as they grow old. It will help them understand their mother's strange taste in men.
It`s a Kodak moment aint it?
More like a Kodiak moment.....
@jack-dodds You been sharpening your Rapier???
I think that the bear has his eye on the big fat pig.
I think that the bear has his eye on the big fat pig.
most likely Evan....with 3 cubs, and another in the oven, Bear`s gotta do what a bear`s gotta do


