Modified vehicle for delivering food to Siberian tigers.
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Modified vehicle for delivering food to Siberian tigers.
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Polar bear filming enclosure.
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That's worth a link of Quint chiding professor Hooper's shark cage. But I won't.
I'd like to film a polar bear this way; along with a Browning door lock, a carton each window cleaner and towels...and two-way radio.
And an extra pair of drawers. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Toolmaker51
He that feeds and drives away, lives to feed another day?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jon
I've seen what a Black bear can do to get into a vehicle for the cooler left inside by a turon, by just pealing down the door, (they read Igloo very well) and they only weigh about 250. These guys weigh ~400lbs, can jump 12+ feet and eat about 20lbs a setting. Wonder if that mesh would really hold up? I would think a Rollling drop...better yet an air drop, would be the best sense.
Lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by PJs
Irvine, CA 1978. There was an attraction named "Lion Country Safari". You drove through in your private vehicle [no convertibles!] among elephants, hyenas, cape buffalo, rhinos, gazelle, lions; the works. A very reasonable simulation of African veldt/ savanna, with hidden fences.
I drove the 65 El Camino, dating my Buenos Aires exchange student. Well, halfway through a rhino occupied the warm asphalt dang near full width. The wardens in zebra striped Broncos arrive, shooing him off with BB rifles. Not much farther, we felt the little Chevelle chassis tremble and squat, with a lioness peeking in the back window, of course standing in the bed. I so wanted a picture but couldn't frame a 70's era selfie with a 200mm lens. The BB gangsters rolled up, missed my windows, and I got the best hugs ever.
https://www.yesterland.com/lioncountry.html
The lion if it were male was probably old FrasierQuote:
Originally Posted by Toolmaker51
We had a LCS in Texas for several years my kids loved touring through it.
Glad you liked yesterland link...there's a pop quiz first thing in the morning. :|<:-):Quote:
Originally Posted by Frank S
There is something about Second Hand Lions that always appealed to me especially the good stories.
https://youtu.be/JKbLLvA-Y7k
Can I keep him? I liked that .
Movie is worth the watch imho if you haven't seen it. It's in my top 10 all time.
VERY clever connection PJs, It's very high on my list too. Not surprising Caine and Duvall occur repeatedly in said list.
Some times the things that may or may not be true are the things a man needs to believe in the most.
That people are basically good.
That honor, virtue, and courage mean everything; that money and power mean nothing.
That good always triumphs over evil.
That true love never dies.
All, most excellent lines, well spoken by true artists....just wish more people would hear them, understand them and live by them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Toolmaker51
:hattip:
PJ