Bears in Topsail Hill State Park Florida
Just got back today from a 16 day vacation at Topsail Hill State Park Florida and had several reported ranger or camper reported bear sightings in and around the campground area or on the shuttle road...
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We haven't been able to go anywhere this year. We had a blonde colored bear near the house this spring. he was travekling through, followin the RxR tracks, perhaps. One or two have been seen most springs or falls. I wouldn't mind if a couple settled in the little cove where the spring flow from. Living with such creatures requiers adapataion though.
They are their on person and strong. They eat mostly berries and forbs.
We have huge American Chestnu tree, and several others down the ridge that ber heavily. Need to set our some wild pecans and others.
Before we moved here our Neighbor has a ccast of a female mountain lion, that was mad just above us on the ridge. Someone had seen her and a cub. TWR said the cast was of a between 150 and 175 lb female. that;s a large cat, and the cub. Ranger said they constantly patrol a huge area. So if someone has not shot her perhpas she will return, It has been six years. If the Bears settle in or the Cougar comes back I'll only tell the neighbor since he has calves.
Last year something dug up a hornet nest the other side of the crik. Left a huge hole going after thm. Might have been a bear,
They are their on person and strong. They eat mostly berries and forbs.
We have huge American Chestnu tree, and several others down the ridge that ber heavily. Need to set our some wild pecans and others.
Before we moved here our Neighbor has a ccast of a female mountain lion, that was mad just above us on the ridge. Someone had seen her and a cub. TWR said the cast was of a between 150 and 175 lb female. that;s a large cat, and the cub. Ranger said they constantly patrol a huge area. So if someone has not shot her perhpas she will return, It has been six years. If the Bears settle in or the Cougar comes back I'll only tell the neighbor since he has calves.
Last year something dug up a hornet nest the other side of the crik. Left a huge hole going after thm. Might have been a bear,
