Montana is full of a variety of wild animals, and if you're unprepared, you could have a problem on your hands. Bears have started to come out of hibernation across the state, and they're busy looking for food. Bear sightings are common in Montana, but you don't want to get too close.

If you've spent any time on social media recently, you've probably seen pictures and videos of bears on the movie in Montana. Bears are scavengers, and are known to dig through trash cans and damage personal property in search for food. Bears roams the streets and alleyways after dark looking for an easy meal, so it's important to make sure your trash cans are secured, unless you like to clean up trash that's scattered everywhere.

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Montana Bear Break-In? Stay Calm & Follow These Expert Tips

Every once in awhile, there will be a story about a curious bear that managed to get inside of a vehicle. That sounds like an absolute nightmare, but it happens. If a bear or any animal for that matter gets inside of your car, the most important thing to do is stay calm. It's best to leave the removal to the experts. Don't approach the bear and call a local wildlife official for help.

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Law Enforcement Uses Clever Technique to Remove Bear From Vehicle

Here's a a video of a conservation officer using a clever technique to remove a bear from a vehicle.

Prevention is crucial. Always keep your doors locked, and don't leave any trash or food inside of your car. Bear Spray is a must-have if you live in Montana. It could save your life.

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The population of grizzly bears in Montana has grown in recent years. Here's are a few ways to practice being bear aware when you venture into Montana's wilderness.

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Based on information from the Federal Bureau of Investigation, these are the most dangerous towns in Montana according to population and the number of violent and property crimes.

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