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By DAPHNE HUTCHINSON
Rappahannock Newa Staff Writer
A larcenous bear ambled over the mountain in the F. T. Valley last week but instead of admiring the view, he developed a socially unacceptable taste for fresh pork swiped from Robert Jenkins’ pig pen.
On Thursday, Mr. Bear found dessert—and his just desserts—waiting for him.
When he grabbed the Hudson ham left as bait in a culvert trap set by Rappahannock game warden Jim Bankston, the door to the cage clanged shut, nabbing the marauder for transport to George Washington National Forest.
According to Bankston, the old bear had been wrecking havoc in the Jenkins Hollow area for three weeks. “He killed six little pigs that belonged to Robert Jenkins. He also went on
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