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| My guess is that the line fell and the bear was killed by it. Strange turn of events. |
| Posts: 2827 | Location: Seattle, in the other Washington | Registered: 26 April 2006 |
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| quote: Originally posted by Brice: My guess is that the line fell and the bear was killed by it. Strange turn of events. Thats damm funny |
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| Cureosity killed the cat. |
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| He must have been really stupid or else trying for the Darwin award. There has to be more to the story. A distribution line carries, at a minimum, 7200 volts (phase to ground). At that voltage there would have been unmistakable sight, sound and smell clues that the bear carcass was "hot." Who in their right mind would stick a knife in a smoking, buzzing bruin? For that matter, what kind of idiot would just walk up and stick a knife into any critter that they come across? Before touching any carcass I'd like to at least have an idea of what killed it and when.
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| Posts: 584 | Location: Central Wisconsin | Registered: 01 March 2006 |
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| I heard via the grapevine that the bear had crawled into an underground primary vault and was electrocuted,possibly chewing on the cable, and with half it's body hanging out of the underground vault, which is what the hunter poked with the knife. The voltage was reported as 7200, which would be phase to ground. |
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