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Eric Lobner, Wildlife Bureau Director for the Wisconsin DNR, recently told the Natural Resources Board there was a drop in the bear harvest last year.
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The Wisconsin bear harvest fell this year to the lowest level since 2008
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The DNR would like to know where bears are spending the winter as part of an ongoing study on black bear reproduction
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The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources wants to remind hunters of some season regulations before bear hunting begins
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While winter recreation is winding down, the layer of ice and snow still on the ground is causing trouble for some wildlife.
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Wisconsin is home to roughly 26,000 black bears. Right now, Wisconsin DNR researchers are gearing for den surveys to help get a better understanding of the reproductive health of that population.
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It’s just mid-July, but many hunters are already getting ready for fall hunting seasons, including the bear season. Starting this month, hunters are able to train hounds in preparation for bear season.
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Wildlife advocate questions how bear dogs are trained in Wisconsin
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Residents of Taylor County were baffled Monday after learning a bear attacked a couple in their own home over the weekend.
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A Wisconsin couple killed a bear that they say attacked them inside their home after they spotted it eating from their bird feeder.