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Posted by AkHunter45 on Mar 28 2006
That question really cannot be answered as every situation is different. You could be charged in the brush, while hiking an open trail, climbing a mountain, or fishing a stream or river. How do you prepare yourself when a bear comes over the top of a ridge while your hiking up a mountain or when your back is turned and your fishing? I have never heard of "practicing" for a bear charge either, how does one do that other than shot your weapons at a range in different positions. I think you'll have a tough time finding the answer to this one but good luck to you anyways.

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