Vail Daily reader Michael Smith sent in these photos of a “200-pound” black bear that “mangled” his crab apple trees in West Vail, leaving him with a wheelbarrow full of crab apple scat.
“He has been running around the neighborhood for the last two week[s]. Arosa and Chamonix,” Smith said in an email to the Vail Daily.
”Today, bears share space with a rapidly growing human population. Black bears are curious, intelligent, and very resourceful; they will explore all possible food sources. If they find food near homes, campgrounds, vehicles, or communities, they’ll come back for more,” the Colorado Parks & Wildlife website says.
For more information about living with bears, visit https://cpw.state.co.us/bears.
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