Bear Strength

[Panther]

(12-31-2018, 11:35 PM)brotherbear Wrote: Panther/Vegeta - having the last word does not make you right. And you're not. 

Sure 

(12-31-2018, 11:37 PM)Shadow Wrote: When anyone here is looking first posting of this thread and looking that average weight given to Kodiak bears, you can check here Kodiak bear chart from Troyer-Hensel and see what is given average weight for male Kodiak Bears age 8-9 years old. Just coincidence, that exactly 835 lbs?

Then you can look at text attached to that chart and I leave it up to everyone decide themselves if it sounds fair calculation to take out from that average weight 40% as fat. I personally can´t take that calculation seriously.

I don´t know which one is stronger pound to pound, but I find that 40% out of that average weight with available information there to be without any real justification. Maybe 5-10% might be ok. But as said, everyone can make up their own mind and how reliable they see what Vegeta San say. There are charts and explanations.

Let me ask you one thing clearly @Shadow! How do you know, those three bears are included in this average? Just because of the number "1190lb" matching with it? I don't think so.

Also why would troyer hensel take least weights for average instead of full weights of fall bears? 

Apart from that, the 40% fat study is based on Yellowstone grizzlies, who regularly hunt moose and elk. The Alaskan Brown bears are even fatter, which I already proven on king of bears thread.. Reply