Ruthless bear tale ends with mountain man outwitted
A Hot Springs bear trader and a mountain man clash over a brother bear. Steve, owner of a bear in a back lot, defends his family honor in a public confrontation, mauls the intruder in a street showdown, and ultimately the bear and its handler vanish, leaving spectators with a cautionary farce about bravado and ill luck.
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