Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks recently reintroduced a grizzly bear into the wild after he was caught killing chickens.
A grizzly bear was recently released back into the woods after being captured for killing some chickens.
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks posted video of the reintroduction to Facebook.
In the clip, the animal cautiously exits the pick up-hauled container before bounding down the road towards a camera.
The three-year-old, 211 pound bear then pauses for a moment, looks back at the vehicle, and races into the wilderness.
The agency also has some advice: "Remember to secure attractants and to use electric fencing to protect your chickens if you live in bear country."
