I’m sure it’s a fluke...
Contributors to this thread:Bears
From: JB
25-Sep-18
Read this in our local (southern MN) paper. Looks like a great decision to eliminate bear hunting.
From: Franklin
26-Sep-18
Maybe the "bears" part was a typo.
From: Dan Mallia
04-Oct-18
Same here in California. Banned bear hunting with dogs, population has grown and so has encounters. Weird how that happened.
From: BigOzzie
05-Oct-18
I have seen a similar thing happen when a relied on food source does not produce in any given year. Here the bears rely on the berries in the fall. If the berry crop is lacking, the bears end up in town, tossing garbage cans and eating fruit trees.
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