Jason Aldean And Family Have Run In With Bears
@BrittanyAldean - Instagram

Jason Aldean And Family Have Run In With Bears

Jason Aldean and his family had an unexpected run-in with some animals on their way to a Christmas gathering. Unfortunately, we're not talking about festive Reindeer this time around!

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It appears a mommy bear and her two cubs managed to get into the family SUV while they stayed in a cabin. Jason's wife, Brittany, is very active on social media and provides updates via Instagram.

Jason Aldean And Family Have Run In With Bears
@BrittanyAldean - Instagram

Brittany shows off pictures of the SUV with the door open. The best picture is part of the aftermath, where she shows off a can of Green Apple energy drink. All we can say is that the bear is in for one heck of a night!

Brittany later revealed more about the bears in another Instagram story. "They have ransacked three big cars: a truck and two Tahoes. They aren't scared, and they know how to open doors." "I've never seen anything like it; this is wild!"

She also reveals that some food left in the vehicle is likely the culprit behind their unwanted guests.

Jason And His Family Did The Right Thing

While a run-in with bears is undoubtedly one way to make a trip more memorable, it's important to remember that the family did the right thing here. Prevention, like locking the car doors, is always a reasonable precaution, but foresight is 20/20.

It's not always the case, but a bear won't typically break into a car for the sake of it. However, if there's food up for grabs, that can be all the incentive they need.

Your options are pretty limited if a bear gets in your car. The best bet is to let them have their fun and hope they don't close the door on themselves on the way in!

On a more serious note, you have options if you encounter a bear out in the open. In an enclosed space, it's better to be safe, and at least you'll have a wild story to tell afterward. Calling a professional over being a hero is the best solution if the situation worsens. They may look cute and cuddly, but that won't last long if cubs are involved!