First off, it doesn't indicate what kind of carcass (does the word carcass always indicate animal or can it mean human? snort!)
Secondly, I truly understood the saying, "looking good enough to eat"! And I have a lot of meat on my bones!
For more signs, please join Lesley here.
and definitely dont walk around with a bottle of steak sauce in your pocket...just saying...smiles.
ReplyDeleteCamp or hike at own risk in other wards lol!
ReplyDeleteGood there is a warning, than you know what to expect.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
Think it would warn me off ok
ReplyDeleteGreat sign!! Would love to see the bear...
ReplyDeleteJust don't fall down on the trail, okay?!
ReplyDeleteI'm a pretty brave hiker but that sign would probably make me change my mind about this area.
ReplyDeleteI know I'd turn back if I saw this sign!
ReplyDeleteI would probably stop long enough to photograph the sign and then I'd get out of there! That's one sign no one would dare ignore!
ReplyDeleteYep! That sign sure would grab my attention!
ReplyDeleteBe careful where you walk, Pat, and don't be afraid to scream if a bear comes near.
ReplyDeleteI really liked Brian's comment...
This would be enough to make me change my direction!
ReplyDeleteA bit scary! I guess I would stay in my vehicle.
ReplyDeleteAwesome sign. For some reason I've always liked the word carcass.
ReplyDeleteWhew! That'll get your attention. How funny. (Your first commenter made me laugh again!)
ReplyDeleteIf there's any thought of a wild animal encounter, I would definitely avoid it - - - but like you, curiosity makes me wonder what can of carcass is being eaten.
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