Discover the excitement of a FIERCE OPPONENT, by Jack Paluh as he completes his Living the Land Theme with an 18th Century Eastern Woodland Indian Black Bear Hunt.

A fire-bearer lights his dart of cane, jamming it into the top of the cave. Heavy smoke begins to curl up out of the bruin's lair forcing the black bear to approach the entrance and confusing his keen sense of smell. The Native Hunters prepared for this moment by placing a snare at the den's entrance to detain the bear's escape. They wait in tense silence. It is late winter and the cornered bear, aroused from his hibernation, will be a FIERCE OPPONENT.

**A Conservation Edition of Fifty has been published for non-profit organizations.

Paluh Publishing, Jack Paluh Arts, Inc.

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