You know politicians are over paid and under worked when they have nothing better to do than battle over a dead bear. Maybe we should just round up a few griz here in Canada and ship them over to these countries as we did for the USA in regards to wolves. Mind you, they would probably just shoot them all and have them stuffed so they could be placed in local museums.
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Hah! If that bear had wandered onto my property, and set himself a table at the all-you-can-eat smorgasbord, I'd not only be keeping the carcass -- I'd be sending his lunch bill to the Italian government, to boot!
Are you going to eat that bear? If so they could bill you for ALL those meals... ;)
I never developed a taste for bear meat. He'd make a great "greeter" after he's stuffed and mounted in my front foyer, though. Or skinned and tanned and reclining majestically on my hardwood floor in front of my river-stone fireplace.
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