Flashback!
This poor young
Black Bear Cub
has no adult to show it
how to be a bear,
how to hunt for food
and
how to keep away from 'humans'!
Remember the, not so
long ago,
Disgusting,
(nauseating),
Pay as you go,
REMERBER SMOKY JR.
Black Bear Hunt?
This bear cub
is one of the many victims of the hand changing, money grabbing, government
officials, phony bear hunt!
Updated: May 25,
2016 - 6:28 PM
COLLEGE PARK, Fla. —
A bear cub was
spotted lounging in a tree in College Park Tuesday.
Even though the bear
has not returned, residents remained leery about the possibility that it could
still be in the area.
A bear was spotted
in a tree Tuesday on the 1200 block of Country Club in College Park.
The bear spent some
quality time hanging out in a tree in the back yard of a College Park home
before it was scared off with a paintball gun Tuesday.
The Orlando Police
Department first reported reports of a bear sighting in College Park at about 9
a.m.
The sightings took
place in the 1000 blocks of Bryn Mawr and Smith streets, and the 900 block of
New Hampshire Street.
"I was actually
in the laundry room doing, folding laundry and I looked out the window and I
saw a shadow, and I thought, 'That is a very large dog,'" resident Arden
Magee said.
Magee said the bear
caught her off-guard and her heart began racing.
The bear hung out in
a tree for hours until officials shot a paintball gun near the bear, but not at
it, in hopes to scare it off. The bear fled the area, according to officials.
Officials were
waiting to see if the bear would leave the tree and move on without help. They
didn't want to tranquilize or capture the bear because of safety risks to it
and people.
At about 9 p.m.
Tuesday, the bear was spotted again in a yard near Golfview Street and Orange
Blossom Trial.
The bear then ran
off and was nowhere in sight, officials said.
The bear appeared to
be a juvenile traveling south through College Park, OPD said on its Twitter
account.
“Please keep pets
indoors and don’t approach (the bear),” the posting said.
Officials said they
haven't received any additional calls about the bear. They also advised
residents to keep trashcans and pet food inside.
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