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› Forums › Geocaching in Wisconsin › Off Topic › I wasn’t drunk Occifer,da Bear was.
HAYWARD, Wis. รขโฌโ Shoppers in a Wisconsin grocery store got an unexpected surprise when a 125-pound black bear wandered inside and headed straight for the beer cooler.
The bear stopped Friday night at Marketplace Foods in Hayward, about 140 miles northeast of Minneapolis, sauntering through the automatic doors and heading straight for the liquor department.
It calmly climbed up 12 feet onto a shelf in the beer cooler where it sat for about an hour while employees helped evacuate customers and summoned wildlife officials.
Officials from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources tranquilized the animal and took it out of the store. Store workers say the bear seemed content in the cooler and did not consume any alcohol
Oh, I can here Leno, and Letterman already.
The store is amost in the middle of town and backs up to a lake, but in all reality, it’s less than 1/2 mile to the woods on the side of town.
Is this the store you work in? I know deer went into a restaurant in Lower Mi this past week too… living with the critters… what fun.
TE
time to go bahr huntin!
@Timberline Echoes wrote:
Is this the store you work in? I know deer went into a restaurant in Lower Mi this past week too… living with the critters… what fun.
TE
Nope, the the other store and I know longer work at grocery store.
See? We KNEW there were bears in Hayward!
Oh are you a professional cacher now?
Yup! Blame Sandlanders. With all the blowouts in football today, she game a great idea for a new puzzle! ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐
OH! You’ll know it when ya see Pat! EHEHEHEHEHEHEH! And to thing ya gave me the container too!!!!
WHY? WHY? WHY???????? ๐ฅ ๐ฅ ๐ฅ

Saw the bear story with storecam video on “Good Morning, America” today. Didn’t mention Hayward, just Wisconsin.