By David Matthews | New York Daily News

Two Cornell students drew complaints from classmates over the weekend after killing a bear and skinning it in a communal residence hall kitchen.

The students, who have valid New York state hunting licenses, reportedly killed the young black bear and brought it back to Ganedago Hall, an undergraduate dorm. They then skinned the carcass and packaged the meat in the shared kitchen.

A complaint was made to the Cornell University Police Department Sunday night, but no charges have been filed, according to the school.

A photo of the scene posted on social media shows the carcass on a table covered with a camouflage tarp.

While it would be illegal to shoot a bear cub, both the university and the New York State Department of Environmental Conservati

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