I spoke with a friend who visited Siberia and the Far East and saw all kinds of things. He said that the media panic about bears is one thing, bear hunting is one thing. There is no federal database on the number of bears that have visited people over the past hundred years, on the basis of which one can say that old people will not remember it (since already in the 14th year, for example, bears only went out on the road, it was also a kind of off-season for them) and then the trick of the trade came into play: - there is a bear who goes to a populated area, collects dogs and animals, threatens people - hunters arrive - the bear is no longer there. But there is a threat. Here are your free hunting cards, go solve the problem they go and decide. They hunt somewhere in the taiga for a family that has never come out to people at all and does not pose a danger to humans: - gall, paws - they go to China, where they are much more expensive than ours - skin, meat, skulls - for taxidermists in general, in the retail market a bear sold for parts costs 400-500 thousand. What about those who walk around the villages? anything. First of all, he was asleep after the attack and secondly, if you kill this individual who deserves people, then who will call the hunters and give free hunting tickets?

I spoke with a friend who visited Siberia and the Far East and saw all kinds of things. He said that the media panic about bears is one thing, bear hunting is one thing. There is no federal database on the number of bears that have visited people over the past hundred years, on the basis of which one can say that old people will not remember it (since already in the 14th year, for example, bears only went out on the road, it was also a kind of off-season for them) and then the trick of the trade came into play: - there is a bear who goes to a populated area, collects dogs and animals, threatens people - hunters arrive - the bear is no longer there. But there is a threat. Here are your free hunting cards, go solve the problem they go and decide. They hunt somewhere in the taiga for a family that has never come out to people at all and does not pose a danger to humans: - gall, paws - they go to China, where they are much more expensive than ours - skin, meat, skulls - for taxidermists in general, in the retail market a bear sold for parts costs 400-500 thousand. What about those who walk around the villages? anything. First of all, he was asleep after the attack and secondly, if you kill this individual who deserves people, then who will call the hunters and give free hunting tickets?