Montana

And, this happens more often than you might think. One of the primary reasons officials tell folks to lock their doors is to keep wildlife from coming inside. We had a bear enter our shop building behind our house a few years ago. He raised all kinds of hell before he found his way out. He left a pile of bear poo on the floor and a nose print on the door more than 6 feet up which was a good indicator of his generous size. Homeowners insurance would not cover the damage he left in his wake...apparently one needs a wildlife damage rider on their policy for insurance to give a damn. Who knew? A week later that same bear got his head stuck in a dog door at our neighbor’s house.