Covid 19 coronavirus: Kiwis' twist on nationwide 'beer hunt'

NZ Herald

27 Mar, 2020 03:07 AM2 mins to read

Some Kiwis have taken their own twist on the fun activity and decided to place beer bottles and cans on their window sills to "entertain bored men who are going for a walk". Photo / ‎Cherie Krishna Facebook

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Kiwis across the county have being taking part in a nationwide bear hunt to keep children entertained during local walks.

However, some have taken their own twist on the fun activity and decided to place beer bottles and cans on their windowsills to "entertain bored men who are going for a walk".

Apparently men need entertainment while they are walking also. Photo / Paul Sparkes Facebook

Some Kiwis have taken their own twist on the fun activity and decided to place beer bottles and cans on their window sills to "entertain bored men who are going for a walk". Photo / ‎Cherie Krishna Facebook

Why should the kids get all the fun of the beer hunt. 👍🍺🍺😂
Posted by Paul Sinclair on Tuesday, 24 March 2020

Have I got this Beer Hunt thing right?
Posted by Lyndal Ludlow on Tuesday, 24 March 2020

Even a Facebook page "Beer in the Window" has been made for people to share their photos.

Beer in the Window is all about giving the adults some entertainment during this worldwide lockdown!! You would have...
Posted by Beer in the Window on Wednesday, 25 March 2020

"Beer in the Window is all about giving the adults some entertainment during this worldwide lockdown," the page wrote.

• Covid19.govt.nz: The Government's official Covid-19 advisory website

"By the end of this lockdown we will have a beer supplier on board to supply a whole heap of beer to some lucky people who like the page."