Bear Hunting Investigation and Ethics

Boyd tracks bear trafficking suspects through difficult terrain. He confronts a group of hunters, questioning them about the legality of their actions and the whereabouts of a bear's gallbladder. Despite initial denials, Boyd discovers the gallbladder hidden in a bag. He and John continue to search for clues to identify the trafficker among the hunters.

What challenge does Boyd face while tracking the suspects?

• He is outnumbered by the suspects.

• He is running out of supplies.

• He is lost in the terrain.

• He has no backup.

What is illegal in California regarding bear hunting?

• Using traps for bear hunting.

• Hunting bears without a license.

• Selling any parts of the bear.

• Hunting bears at night.

Who is suspected of taking the bear's gallbladder?

• Frey

• Jean

• Kenny

• Bob

What reason is given for taking the gallbladder?

• It was needed for a ritual.

• Jean used it for his knees.

• It was a mistake.

• It was sold for profit.

What does Boyd find suspicious about the hunters' behavior?

• They are all very talkative.

• They are all carrying illegal weapons.

• They seem to have amnesia about the gallbladder.

• They are eager to show their licenses.

What does Boyd want from the hunters during questioning?

• Their hunting licenses.

• Honesty about the gallbladder.

• Their cooperation in another investigation.

• A confession of guilt.

What does Boyd discover about the gallbladder?

• It was left behind.

• It was given to another group.

• It was destroyed.

• It was hidden in a bag.

What is Boyd's next step after questioning the hunters?

• He searches for more clues.

• He calls for backup.

• He leaves the scene.

• He arrests the hunters.

What is the size of the gallbladder found?

• As big as an apple.

• As big as a lemon.

• As big as a grapefruit.

• As big as a watermelon.

What is Boyd's main concern about the gallbladder?

• Its origin.

• Its purpose.

• Its legality.

• Its size.