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To: Road Walker who wrote (462038)3/8/2009 10:43:59 PM
From: bentway  Read Replies (1) of 1575981
 
Three bears enter foreclosed home

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Golden Gate Estates - Bears get inside a Collier County home, and leave it a mess.

A momma bear and her two cubs lurk around a home on in Golden Gate Estates Wednesday evening. They even push on garage windows, trying to find a way in.

The man who lives next door says it wouldn't be the first time. These bears were already in the house today.

"I think someone left the door open, and they naturally walked in," the man, who did not want to be identified says.

He and his daughter were on their way home, when they noticed the front door on the vacant house wide open. He called the Collier County Sheriff's Office, then went to check it out.

"I went over to look, since this house has been vacant, and looked inside, and looked like it was ransacked," he explains. "It was destroyed. All the cabinets are emptied out. There's basically flour, food, everywhere. All over the floor."

The Collier County Sheriff's Office says they did respond to a report of a possible burglary at the home today and found the bears in the yard.

"One of the Sheriff's said there was a bear inside," the neighbor says.

The neighbors say the bears wandered off and deputies locked up the home, but the bears were back picking through trash on the side of the house again in no time.

"They're here daily," the man next door says. "We're concerned. You know, we've had them look in our windows before when we're cooking, so we leave the windows cracked, we don't leave them wide open by any means. They've lost their fear of man"

Florida Fish and Wildlife officials are sending bear biologists to a Golden Gate Estates neighborhood investigate the area and talk with neighbors.
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