Were these bears forged in the fires of hell?
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If Dante is to believed, the third level of hell is reserved for the gluttonous, so ...
1675703
Yes. Yes they were. Oddly enough gastrointestinal trauma is insufficient to keep me from consuming this sweet little bastards. Don't think I will ever get off the crank now...
145884
Hell yeah . No sharp edges here, but it would still be major blunt force trauma to your demonic foes. Making Dante proud.
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They are lightweight metal and can be driven hard. Why would you want to put them into a fire?
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I wouldn't think so. They're pretty tough, but something sharp could puncture them. Seeing as how fangs are meant to go through skin and hide, I wouldn't trust them.
806500
I guess that I thought that they were from Himalaya! Whatever, I never buy things not produced in the USA, however, I was remiss in this! These were not worth it to me. I have three Golden Retrievers and they made quick, messy work of these things and I'd not get them again. I've really liked the Elk Antlers that are split! They get the marrow out and have not gotten pieces or chunks off of these. Didn't get them on Amazon, but will look to see if they are on here.
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Absolutely! I had a similar problem and built one slightly larger, (which I do not recommend, by the way) and it not only killed all the inhabitants of that hill, it wiped out a nearby herd of Nubian goats. There were HAZMAT crews and folks from Homeland Security combing the hills for weeks. I think it was the noise and the mushroom cloud. I would definitely not exceed the 1000th scale.
208001
No, but a very early bear flattened it last month. Time to go back to iron shepherds crooks...
152114
It took 3 of us. 2 on ladders on the outside holding up the backboard and one in the middle on a ladder tightening everything. It was freaking complicated and a while ago, so when I say I couldn't describe it through words in a million years, that's an understatement. I think giving birth to a porcupine might have been easier. If there was a way to show you I would, because that is the only way I could explain it. Sorry, I can't help with your question.
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Yes, we rinsed them with water and then they sparked in the fire pit. Even better at night lit up by fire.
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No- I soak them and use them for fish on the gas grill. They have pretty much had it. We do use it to burn in the fire pit though.
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This fire pit was created for the aesthetics, not to use as a grill. Even with hot dogs, things would get very messy. Let's just say... I wouldn't.JK
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No, I don't believe they've been heated, they seem to be raw just like a raw nut.
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It should be, but no bears have ever tried to cross my fences, that I know of. We don't have anything here they want, so we don't see them on our place. However, my thoughts are if you have several strands of wire and at least the top one hot, they likely will smell that and leave that fence alone.
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You might note that that review and video were made by a competitor from Peru. Burn tests are not conclusive as to anything. Our blankets are made of 100% alpaca wool.
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I believe it would, but we have never tried as they are not a problem for us. Mainly the bear! It is very loud and carries for a mile!
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They are not organic, so the trees could have been sprayed. I have not kept the bag, but I think they are from California
514524
it comes from the bark of birch trees and has been in use since WWII. what kind of cruelty are you referring to?