A hunter in a remote area of Siberia was left bare handed after a wild bear broke into a cabin and stole two of his guns.
The 57-year-old man decided to rest in the cabin while hunting deep in a forest in the Irkutsk region of eastern Siberia. He briefly left the cabin to fetch some fresh water and when he returned he was startled to learn that a wild bear was rooting around in his belongings.
When the hunter returned he was shocked to discover that the bear had stolen two of his guns. The man then spent several days searching the area for the weapons but they were nowhere to be found.
https://www.rt.com/news/410924-siberian-...ters-guns/
The 57-year-old man decided to rest in the cabin while hunting deep in a forest in the Irkutsk region of eastern Siberia. He briefly left the cabin to fetch some fresh water and when he returned he was startled to learn that a wild bear was rooting around in his belongings.
When the hunter returned he was shocked to discover that the bear had stolen two of his guns. The man then spent several days searching the area for the weapons but they were nowhere to be found.
https://www.rt.com/news/410924-siberian-...ters-guns/
Unless those guns are coated in raspberry jam or salmon oil, I'm pretty damn confident a bear did not make off with those.
Bears are known to love beer.