Want to hunt a "Pizzly"?
Contributors to this thread:Bears
From: Too Many Bows Bob
30-Jul-18
So my wife is reading National Geographic last night and asks me if I know what a "Pizzly" is?
"No", I respond. "It is a cross between a Grizzly and a Polar Bear", she says.
Hmm, I go.
Maybe it would be a shortcut to getting a Grand Slam! Two for one! Or maybe it could be the replacement species for the Quebec/Labrador Caribou that we can no longer hunt so they could still have 29 species?
Yeah, I get silly sometimes.
TMBB
From: loesshillsarcher
30-Jul-18
I was hunting polar bear at the time the time when one of the two Pizzly bears was killed. Went to the taxidermist with the hunter even. It was a cool bear. I believe my guide for Muskox killed the other i know about a couple years later.
From: Ambush
30-Jul-18
They have become more common, probably because people (biologists) are looking for them. Never heard of them called "pizzly's" rather grolar bears. I hunted muskox on Victoria Island and there was a mounted one in the little airport of Uluhuktuk. The second one killed close to the village. They've also been confirmed in Labrador
Nature at work.
From: Glunt@work
30-Jul-18
I prefer grolar
From: TD
30-Jul-18
Yeah..... pizzly sounds like something Tigger would call it...... the Winnie effect....
I'd hunt one in a second but not sure what tag one would need? Also makes me wonder which one was the rolling stone......
From: N8tureBoy
30-Jul-18
I would much rather have my obituary say I got mauled by a grizzly or polar bear than a "pizzly"
From: Franklin
31-Jul-18
I thought he was referring to what older men do in their shorts when they sneeze.
