Hunter becomes hunted: Man mauled by the same black bear that he shot using a bow and arrow
The man, whose identity remains unknown, had gone bow hunting with two other men in Banning Canyon, Riverside County, on August 24
A man from California, who had been out in the woods with two of his friends hunting bear, was the one who ended up being hunted by the massive animal after it lashed out and mauled him. The man, whose identity remains unknown, had gone hunting with two other men in Banning Canyon, Riverside County, on August 24. He had shot the bear with an arrow and everything went downhill for him after that. Captain Charles Foy, a spokesperson for the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, said that the hunter had waited for some time before approaching the bear and collecting what he thought was the animal's carcass. Unfortunately for him, however, he did not wait for a long enough period before doing so.
