When Ken Bayne was playing a round of golf in North Vancouver, Monday, he was met by what he called a “frisky” dancing bear.
Bayne was playing at Northlands Golf Course with a few friends that morning when they saw the bear darting out of the bushes.
The creature also went for a swim in a water hazard, before encountering a rake – soon to be his dance partner.
“We went over to take a picture while he took one look at us, got out of the pond and came up onto the fairway,” Bayne said to North Shore News. “He was a pretty healthy-looking bear. It was amazing – beautiful, beautiful coat. And frisky. He turned and looked at us and then kind of wandered off into the bush over to the 18th fairway.”
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The bear ran up to the sand trap, when he noticed the rake and stopped to toss it around.
“The bear played with a rake for 30 or 45 seconds, tossing it in the air and he was having a great time and then he just picked the thing up and ran into the bush. … It was pretty funny to watch, I must admit,” said Bayne.
Bayne was able to catch it all on film, making a celebrity out of the furry creature.
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