In winter they go hunting for their most bitter enemy, the wolf. The wolf kills a considerable number of reindeer – as many as 20 or 30 – if they come within his reach (it depends on how far the reindeer roam away from the “kåta”). The Lapp flees unless he is able to shoot. Bears rarely take reindeer for the latter are able to run away unless the bear creeps up on them. But the bear does a good deal of damage to the Lapps’ storehouses and to the rock-crevices where they keep many of their things, for he hurls everything all over the place.