Bear Spray

Imagine you or a loved one being on that fun outdoor hiking or hunting trip and suddenly you are being attacked by a bear. People who have been attacked and lived often talk about having their life flash before them and often feel remorse for things they should have done in life.

If you accidently end up in a bears "personal space" you could find yourself in a bad situation. Bears can immediately lunge into a full 30 -35 mile per hour sprint to immediately get you out of its personal space. The bear will use whatever force it feels necessary to get you out of its personal space or to get you away from its cubs.

Running away from an attacking bear may trigger a chase instinct and put you in a race you can't win.

Although, staying calm is impossible, you need to face the bear and look as submissive is possible. Try not to make eye to eye contact (that is a sign of aggression), back away and have your Guard Alaska or Pepper Mace Bear Spray ready for action.

Climbing a tree is out of the question, bears will also chase you up a tree and have pulled humans out of trees and mauled them on the ground. Full grown Grizzly bears can easily stand 10 foot tall and can quickly stop your feeble attempts to climb up a tree to safety.

The Sierra Club wants the Forest Service to require everyone who enters a national forest in grizzly bear country to carry bear spray Spokeswoman Heidi Godwin said in a news release, "The proper use of bear pepper spray will reduce human injuries caused by bears, reduce the number of grizzly bears killed in self defense, and help promote the recovery and survival of the grizzly bear."

We can send bear pepper spray to all states except Massachusetts.

Some things to remember if you are going hiking, hunting or bear watching

1. Do not corner or provoke a bear.
2. Never approach a sow when it is with young. If you see bear cubs wondering alone get away quickly and watch your surroundings very closely as you get away from the cubs.
3. Do not disturb a feeding bears or feed bears.
4. In bear country, hang all food off the ground in trees away from the campsite. Never keep food or captured game inside a tent. Use proper food storage to keep food away from bears. Cook at a site away from the sleeping area. Do not sleep in clothes worn while cooking or eating.
5. Make noise when hiking, (some people use bells and ring them every few minutes) particularly through tall grass. If you confront a bear, avoid eye contact and try to slowly back away.
6. If attacked by a bear, do not try to outrun it - you can’t.

Be prepared with bear pepper spray Guard Alaska ultra hot pepper spray has proven so effective repelling bears, it is the only one registered with the EPA as a repellent for ALL SPECIES of bear! It is absolutely the most effective and powerful bear defense spray available today.

We recommend buying the holster and practicing drawing the bear spray several times when you get it and then again before going on your outing. Some people who live in bear country buy this for their everyday lives. You want to be able to draw your bear spray quickly and you want to know mentally you are prepared.

If the time comes and you are ever attacked by a bear you want to be prepared and you want the spray to be ready for use (in a holster not at the bottom of a backpack).

If you or a loved one loves the outdoors consider this as a special gift that will allow whoever is staying home or going out into bear country to do so without regrets.

Make sure that the spray you are using is registered with the EPA for use against bears. There is a special formula for this and ordinary pepper spray is not recommended.

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