Can’t be , can it ?????

[alec73065]

Very cool but they are destructive. We had several when we lived in MN that would tear up bird feeders and get in the garbage.

[BTLowry]

Looks like a bear to me

[BLAKJAX]

Defiantly a Black Panther !!

[Saltyag15]

Unless someone is screwing with you, that definitely looks like a bear roaming the outside of the pen!

[Etxnoodler]

Looks like he's bowed up taking a crap and we can only see his left side.
Only way I can make it into a bear.
If not for the hairy legs, it looks like a cow walking away, with its head swung back to the left.

This is my thoughts as well.

[Etxnoodler]

[QUOTE=waterdog;16104821]will you like it when the feds show up and hang a sign on your gate saying no hunting restricted bear area.[/QUOTE

IF it is a bear in that area, it is a American black bear. Therefore only a state threatened species and nothing to do with the feds. So fear mongering to try to turn people against a native species isn’t necessary.

[WRasco]

Bears don't move that fast and are very curious creatures.
If this the only pick you have of it I would suspect someone is messing with you.

[SabineHunter]

We hunt about 45 miles sw of Angelo and don't want them there. Kinda make a walk in the dark more exciting.

[RLB]

That’s not two front legs, it’s quartered away, left to right.

[blood-sport]

I just have the one pic. Nothing confirmed but was thinking if a bear, why wouldn’t the bear crush my fence to get to the sweet smell of that protein I have??

Who the heck knows !!!


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[laredoarcher]

Wow. Call him ‘Fred’.

[blood-sport]

[emoji23]

Noway

All the guys are from houston and wouldn’t drive 5 hours for a joke..

That would be funny though !!


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[Bud]

Did you get a picture of a black calf before or after? That’s my guess. Pretty cool though if it’s a bear.

[bowhuntermac]

Thats a bear. A young one. I guided here in Colorado for a bunch of years and we took a lot of bears. Younger bears and adolescent bears appear to have longer legs as their briskets and stomach have not filled out yet. Kind of like an adolescent person. All knees and elbows.

[PondPopper]

It's a very clear picture of a med/small black bear.. Not sure how anyone could begin to question that.. Not surprising these days. The draught of 2011 relocated a bunch throughout west Texas. They came from old Mexico. Menard county has had sightings also.