That poor bastard. A friend of mine used to fly the bush up there and he got to fly Treadwell a few times... said he was a nice guy and really believed in what he was doing. The problem is that the brown bears don't need saving or protection. They are doing just fine and dandy and aren't threatened by anyone or anything in Alaska. The guy needed a cause and something to believe in, I suppose.
Ehhh that's what you get for trying to be all Pocahontas and shit. It's hard for me to feel bad for hunters or people who spend time in the wild with animals that get mauled... especially hunters. I have nothing against hunting but I always find it funny when there is a story about a hunter who gets mauled by something and people feel the need to outrage.
That poor bastard. A friend of mine used to fly the bush up there and he got to fly Treadwell a few times... said he was a nice guy and really believed in what he was doing. The problem is that the brown bears don't need saving or protection. They are doing just fine and dandy and aren't threatened by anyone or anything in Alaska. The guy needed a cause and something to believe in, I suppose.
Ehhh that's what you get for trying to be all Pocahontas and shit. It's hard for me to feel bad for hunters or people who spend time in the wild with animals that get mauled... especially hunters. I have nothing against hunting but I always find it funny when there is a story about a hunter who gets mauled by something and people feel the need to outrage.
Especially him. He was treating these bears as if they were domesticated animals.
That poor bastard. A friend of mine used to fly the bush up there and he got to fly Treadwell a few times... said he was a nice guy and really believed in what he was doing. The problem is that the brown bears don't need saving or protection. They are doing just fine and dandy and aren't threatened by anyone or anything in Alaska. The guy needed a cause and something to believe in, I suppose.
That poor bastard. A friend of mine used to fly the bush up there and he got to fly Treadwell a few times... said he was a nice guy and really believed in what he was doing. The problem is that the brown bears don't need saving or protection. They are doing just fine and dandy and aren't threatened by anyone or anything in Alaska. The guy needed a cause and something to believe in, I suppose.
You ever been to Oakland or Berkeley hills? Where do you think all the easy bay athletes live?
There are some very nice places, but yes, there are some bad ones. That is in part what makes it so nice. Don't compare it to USC because that makes you seem ridiculous.
It's not 80%+ white like Seattle, but that is what makes it so great. You guys live in a shell up there.
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That poor bastard. A friend of mine used to fly the bush up there and he got to fly Treadwell a few times... said he was a nice guy and really believed in what he was doing. The problem is that the brown bears don't need saving or protection. They are doing just fine and dandy and aren't threatened by anyone or anything in Alaska. The guy needed a cause and something to believe in, I suppose.
If you watched the documentary, the funniest shit was when one of his fox friends stole his hat and he got pissed and started cussing and chasing after the fox.
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