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They hope to get a better idea how bear are reproducing in each management unit, and create better population models
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DNR Large Carnivore Specialist Randy Johnson recently outlined recommendations for the Wisconsin Natural Resources Board
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On Friday, Wild Instincts reported receiving three bear cubs that were about four days old
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The Wisconsin DNR says 4,285 bears were taken during the five-week season that wrapped up October 8th
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The Black Bear Litter and Diet Survey will produce new estimates of black bear reproductive rates within each bear management zone
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Wisconsin has a thriving bear population estimated at more than 26,000 animals
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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