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"How else to explain why a mature black bear tore through a screen door to get into the kitchen at the Wolf Laurel Country Club last month?"
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Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Black Bear Sighted On 'Real Housewife Of New Jersey' Caroline Manzo's Front Yard In Frankline Lakes, NJ - baltimoresun.com
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"FRANKLIN LAKES, N.J. (WPIX) — New Jersey residents have been plagued with sightings of rogue bears in recent days, and the latest sighting on Tuesday was on the front lawn of one of the stars of the 'Real Housewives of New Jersey.'
Caroline Manzo, who lives in Franklin Lakes, tweeted at around 7:40 a.m., 'There is the biggest f***ing bear in the world in my front yard. TERRIFIED.'
According to Manzo's son 21-year-old Christopher, it seems like the adult bear prefers to live in the lap of luxury. He tweeted minutes after his mother, 'Hellloooo bear in front yard' and 'For those of u who ask, a bear doesn't poop in the woods...it prefers my front yard"
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Shops HEIRS Bears!
"FRANKLIN LAKES, N.J. (WPIX) — New Jersey residents have been plagued with sightings of rogue bears in recent days, and the latest sighting on Tuesday was on the front lawn of one of the stars of the 'Real Housewives of New Jersey.'
Caroline Manzo, who lives in Franklin Lakes, tweeted at around 7:40 a.m., 'There is the biggest f***ing bear in the world in my front yard. TERRIFIED.'
According to Manzo's son 21-year-old Christopher, it seems like the adult bear prefers to live in the lap of luxury. He tweeted minutes after his mother, 'Hellloooo bear in front yard' and 'For those of u who ask, a bear doesn't poop in the woods...it prefers my front yard"
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Anchorage police: Please don't feed -- or Tase -- the bears -
"It's official: the Anchorage Police Department does not recommend zapping bears with Tasers, the Anchorage Daily News reports. The advice comes after an off-duty police officer recently popped a black bear that had wandered into hisRead more: Anchorage police: Please don't feed -- or Tase -- the bears -:
back yard to rummage through his fish fryer."
Shops HEIRS Bears!
Monday, August 2, 2010
New Jersey: Commissioner Martin Approves New Bear Management Policy that Calls for Bear Hunt
"COMMISSIONER MARTIN APPROVES NEW BEAR MANAGEMENT POLICY
THAT CALLS FOR BEAR HUNT
(10/P72) TRENTON - Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner Bob Martin today approved a Comprehensive Black Bear Management Policy, a common sense mix of bear management tools that would include the state’s first black bear hunt since 2005 to deal with an overpopulation of bears and problems they are causing, especially in northern parts of the State."
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THAT CALLS FOR BEAR HUNT
(10/P72) TRENTON - Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner Bob Martin today approved a Comprehensive Black Bear Management Policy, a common sense mix of bear management tools that would include the state’s first black bear hunt since 2005 to deal with an overpopulation of bears and problems they are causing, especially in northern parts of the State."
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Should We Feed Wild Bears? : Discovery News
"Bear advocates and biologists show that 'diversionary feeding' can stop human-bear conflicts.
Done correctly, such feeding keeps bears wild and away of human zones.
The feeding could especially work in the autumn where there isn't enough food in the forest."
Should We Feed Wild Bears? : Discovery News:
Done correctly, such feeding keeps bears wild and away of human zones.
The feeding could especially work in the autumn where there isn't enough food in the forest."
Should We Feed Wild Bears? : Discovery News:
Getting It Right: Correct Information on Yellowstone Bear Attack
"Yellowstone Bear Attack: A recent bear attack at the Soda Butte camp near Yellowstone National Park is a serious reminder that we are not the top of the food chain when in forested areas. .......
The expansion of human settlements, the increasing number of tourists and the less and less food sources are turning the wild animals, such as bears and wolves into highly territorial, extremely aggressive beasts."
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The expansion of human settlements, the increasing number of tourists and the less and less food sources are turning the wild animals, such as bears and wolves into highly territorial, extremely aggressive beasts."
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Sunday, August 1, 2010
Paintball Course Closes Because the Paint Attracts Bears~!
In this case, don't blame the bears.....!
"A newly opened paintball course in Montana had to shut down after odor from disintegrated paintballs was luring possibly dangerous guests: bears. Big Sky Marketing Director Dax Schieffer says the resort tried to find an environmentally friendly paintball. But it turned out that the one selected contains a vegetable oil that can attract grizzly and black bears that commonly roam the region."
Paintball Course Attracts Unwanted Guests: Bears - Des Moines News Story - KCCI Des Moines:
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"A newly opened paintball course in Montana had to shut down after odor from disintegrated paintballs was luring possibly dangerous guests: bears. Big Sky Marketing Director Dax Schieffer says the resort tried to find an environmentally friendly paintball. But it turned out that the one selected contains a vegetable oil that can attract grizzly and black bears that commonly roam the region."
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