An unknown hunter left a man who was caught in an illegal boar trap to survive on his own, shortly after freeing him from the trap in Zhejiang province, China. The victim, surnamed Gao, was found last week on the mountainside by villager Zhao Yonggui, from Qingtian, as reported by Beijing Youth Daily via South China Morning Post last Thursday, Aug. 16. Apparently, the unnamed hunter who freed Gao from the illegal boar trap was the same person who set the trap. Gao was caught in the said trap while he was on his way to Lishui city. The hunter released him but didn't bother treating Gao's wounds or helping him go down the mountainside. Left to fend for himself, Gao survived by drinki...
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