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am·ne·si·ac

(am-nē'sē-ak),

One suffering from amnesia.

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A person with amnesia, see there.

(am-nē'sē-ak)

One suffering from amnesia.

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(am-nē'sē-ak)

One suffering from amnesia.

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In a few states, citizens voted to stop hunting bears over bait and using dogs to hunt bears and mountain lions.

In 1994, Oregonians voted out the practice of hound hunting bears and cougars.

Up to that point, I had not been interested in hunting bears. But that single encounter changed everything.

Of course, there was a time when we channelled this sporting spirit into declaring war on every country we visited and hunting bears into extinction.

We weren't hunting bears; we were glassing for goats and caribou.

I was thinking about this, and the fact that in three years of hunting bears I had yet to lay eyes on one, when out of nowhere a bear showed up.

Oregonians voted in 1994 to ban the use of bait in hunting bears, and the use of dogs in hunting cougars.

When hunting bears from a treestand, it's imperative to be quiet.

The following year, the group of Tall Tines shooters was back hunting bears again with Ryan.

After making our way across, Eric paused for a breather and quipped, "I'll bet you didn't know you would be hunting bears that think they are sheep."

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