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Smart Hiking & Camping Means Bring Your Pepper Spray for Protection Against Mountain Lions, Bears and Cougars.

When you think about dangerous animals in the great outdoors, we worry most about bears. Yes, a bear attack can happen in many areas of the United States. But mountain lions and cougars (since 1970 there has been an average of 14 cougar attacks per year on people) are also a very real threat ...

August 1999 - A woman encountered a cougar near Stonewall Peak in Cuyamaca Rancho State Park, California. She used pepper spray on an aggressive cougar and finally repelled it from attacking her and a female friend after a 15-minute ordeal.

Autumn 1997 - A 10-year old boy was attacked and killed by a mountain lion Puma concolor in Colorado's Rocky Mountain National Park while on a family hike in July ... "The kid screamed and ran, and the lion did what lions do - it chased him

9 May 2001. A couple with a little boy saw a lion approaching at Cuyamaca Rancho State Park. They threw rocks, but it refused to move away. The husband used his pepper spray

23 April 1994. Barbara Schoener, 40, a long-distance runner in excellent physical shape, was killed by an 80-pound female mountain lion in Northern California.

Personal Safety Protection From Wild Animal in the Wilderness

Bear Mace Pepper Spray Fogger
9oz. pepper spray fogger EPA-approved for use against bear attacks. Fogger spray reaches up to 30 feet in distance and reduces the need to aiming accuracy.

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$44.95

Guard Alaska Brand 9oz. Bear Repellant Defense Pepper Spray
Guard Alaska is the only brand of bear repellent that is known to repel all species of bears. Bear repellents are made with the same OC hot pepper formula as traditional pepper spray. The only difference is that the EPA has approved the “bear spray” formula to be a humane protection against vicious wild animal attacks on humans.

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$44.97

Police Grade Defense Spray
4oz. police model with 10% OC pepper spray concentration. Rated 2 million raw SHU.

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$18.97

Wildfire 18% Defense Spray (9oz)
The large capacity 9oz container of powerful pepper spray has 85 one-second sprays of personal safety and self defense against bears, mountain lion, cougar or human attackers.

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$32.95

Wildfire 18% Pepper Spray (16oz)
With the mighty powerful Firemaster nozzle, this pepper Spray has unbeatable stopping power.

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$40.95

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Preventing mountain lion
attacks

Prevent children below the age of 9 from recreating alone or in exclusive groups of children in mountain lion habitat. Most mountain lion attacks have been on children below the age of 9 who were either alone or only in the company of other children
Keep children in sight and preferably in reach. Mountain lions rarely attack a group which includes adults.

Instruct children to fight back if they are attacked by a mountain lion. Even children who fought back were often successful in causing the lion to break off the attack and flee.

Hike with a hiking stick or other aid that can be used as a weapon if necessary. Pepper spray may be an effective deterrent.

Maintain eye contact if you sight a lion. Lions like to attack from ambush and count on the element of surprise. If the lion sees that you have seen it and are facing it, it is less likely to attack

Hold your ground, wave, shout and attempt to look larger (spread your jacket or coat above your head). This will give a lion second thoughts because you are not behaving like prey.

Don't hike or jog alone at dawn and dusk. Lions would prefer lone prey to picking someone out of a group that might be dangerous. Dawn and dusk are particularly active times for lions.

If you see a lion DON'T RUN! Running stimulates the predator reflex and may cause you to be irresistible to a lion.

If you see a lion, don't turn your back. Lions prefer to stalk their prey and attack from behind. Turning your back on a lion invites its further interest.

If you see a lion, don't bend down to pick up sticks or stones. Bending down makes you look more like a prey item. Look as tall as you can and get your weapons without bending over, if possible.

If you see a lion within 100 yards, don't kneel down and rummage through your backpack looking for your camera. Bending down makes you look more like a prey item

Don't say "here kity kitty"

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