Is this good against bears
815777
I Don't Know. I think a 12 Gauge with a slug would be my choice for bear protection. I know they have special spray and canisters that have a high capacity just for bears I think I would at least try that. I think for personal protection against creeps & weirdoes this will be fine.
815778
I couldn't tell you from experience however if you were to use it against a bear, you better aim accurately so as to not piss him off.
815779
I do not try it on a bear yet - but it is strong enough to stop a bear if you blast it to eyes area
815780
NO!!! The Kimber Pepperblaster does not discharge a large enough pepper charge to deter a bear at a distance. I carry 2 large canister Bear Sprays that discharge very large amounts of pepper in a dense cloud/fog. I also carry the Pepperblaster 2, but only as a last resort if the Bear Sprays don't work.
815781
Hopefully you will never need the Kimber Pepperblaster for defense from a bear attack. I guess having a Pepperblaster, is better than no defensive weapon at all. This question may be obtained form the manufacturer athttp://www.pepperblaster.com/ . D Notary 407.722.0800 Orlando FL
815782
Thankfully I can not give an honest answer based on experience, but from what I have read, it should be effective. Good Luck
580018
The bears have slight small grooves, that almost make it look like hair. I think that it would work well.
549403
I had no animals until a week ago when a family of elk came thru and ate whatever they wanted. No, I don't it will work on bears.
441078
It will sting the dog real good but not penatrate the skin. Same with the deer. I use mine to keep unwanted pets and critters out of my yard.
18301
Critter proof? Yes. Bear proof? Depends. Can a bear open the doors? Doubtful. Could a bear pick it up and toss it? Yes. You will have flies and other bugs but not opossums or raccoons.
1849600
I am so sorry I can't provide any help to you. We bought this item to repel the neighbors goats. I don't know if this repellent worked or not as the neighbor decided to start penning his goats at the same time as I made this purchase. :/ I bought a different brand to discourage deer from eating my garden and it did work. I would recommend giving this product a try.
939558
yes, but I would keep a foot or so away from veg plants. This is 100% organic and It actually works and go a little heavier application than it says and use as often as it says. There is always going to be products that don't work for some and there is always some that you will never please and be realistic, it does keep small pest away including neighboring pets, but don't expect as some do for it to keep a Grizzly away, then again??????????????
1767745
Get some pool shock chlorine from Home Depot and put in a good spray bottle. May want to try some bear repellant
432354
No bears where I live in Southern Mich., but our hunting camp in Northern Mich. does have bears. Based on my experience if bears want something bad enough you can't keep them out. The bears can probably roll the barrel off the base if it smells good enough to them but I doubt if they can unscrew the cover. Mine is cooking compost just fine otherwise. Good luck.
1984289
Its not bad, It has lasted through the winter and we have not had any issues with predators in the caged area. It seems well made if a little small. The wire should be fine. its built into the wood.
255906
No. It just sits on top of base. As I have stated before, it must not be used in an area that would be prone to use by bear, dear, raccoons, etc. It could easily be knocked off the base. I only have a scattering of birds as I live in the desert.
983369
Bear spray is a better deterrent than any knife and more effective than a gun. Store food and attractants away from your camp site and make noise in the woods. You should be able to avoid negative contacts with bears that way.
150603
What we did was to take two heavy duty shepard's hooks and placed them around the feeders perches. The birds love the extra hooks as perches while they wait in line to feed at this feeder. The shepard's poles has worked for us for several years.... although we don't have bears testing them!p Good luck!
919724
Yes you can kill small game with it. I've taken several rabbits,countless squirrels and two raccoons. It's like any other weapon,shot placement is the key.
452475
it is excellent for squirrels, crows, etc..1 shot 1 kill !!!.. chipmunks are small so if you are a good shot... youre good to gofstedd
1910595
I would have to say "no". We use it for our horse pasture and it works pretty good on our horses when they decide they want to test it, but bears have a much thicker coat of hair/fur. For bear you would need something with more of a consistent pulse and meant for thicker furred animals.
884012
Yes, I use mine in the shed where bears comes around. I really depend on Rex. Kay