Rural hick Grant Ruhl bags a massive Black Bear the size of a Grizzly Bear in Pennsylvania

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   Rural hick Grant Ruhl is proud man these days as he holds his head up high in Pennsylvania backwater town of backwater. grant bagged a Black center bear so huge he needed a U-Haul truck to transport the Black bear--which was about the size of a grizzly bear. the big size did little for the bear as this grizzly of a fuck man killed the Bear--from about three hundred yards away and using a very high-powered rifle. The Black Bear was not armed and was going about its business of eating berries and looking for honey when Mr Ruhl blasted it for nothing after having staled this beast for hours. Pennsylvania's hunting season has been nothing near bearish as rural hick hunters have flocked and massacred about 2300 Black bears I the state in just one week of merciless slaughter often celebrated by the mainstream media instead of examined as the barbaric sport and nature destruction as these large mammal hunts are for the habitat. other hunters were jealous of this bag of Ruhl's that weighed close to 630 pounds a size one ahhh more associates with a grizzly bear in Alaska full of high-protein salmon than what are usually scrawny black bears in the east stuck to mainly eating berries and bees. The Cain family from rural Kentucky were impressed by the execution of this Center bear beast and its size which dwarfed the three black bears this Kentucky backwards Klan family members killed in a recent trip and hunt. "Next year me and the twins be coming back and we gonna get a big Black Buck like dat man" Paul Cain Sr said marveling at the size and trophy of Mr Ruhl's Center bear murder victim in a weigh in." next time we mussen be quicker I reckon paw" said Paul Cain Jr the first born  twin. as far as Mr. Ruhl goes he says he is either going ot have the head mounted on the wall or the bear carcass skinned into a Persian rug so he can have an everlasting memory of killing Center bear victim #1295 John Doe killed unnecessary and ruthlessly by state officials allowing the slaughter of North American wildlife to go unabated.