Here is a place I intend to visit soon. I have been interested in seeing this place since they opened to the public. I will be taking the family. Not a bad place to leave from to head up the back side of Big Bear, or up 395 to other places to explore or Death Valley. If anyone wants to meet, I will post a date when I am planning on going.
http://foreverwildexotics.org/index.html
Cheers, Steve
Photograph big Cats
Photograph big Cats
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Re: Photograph big Cats
Sounds good, let me know
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We were there a few years back with a group. Interesting place for sure.
These guys here were from a company somewhere around Big Bear called Predators In Action.
"Bart the Bear" here actually killed one of his trainers a few weeks after our visit. I don't remember if he was put down or not.
These guys here were from a company somewhere around Big Bear called Predators In Action.
"Bart the Bear" here actually killed one of his trainers a few weeks after our visit. I don't remember if he was put down or not.
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