Black Bear Attacks A Person In NJ; dangerous bear to human interactions continue to Rise.bear to human interactions continue Also rising are the number of non-hunting citizens, supporting “wildlife population management through hunting” recognizing that hunting is needed to bring the black bear population to a safe co-existing level.
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Black Bear Attacks Human in New Jersey? 25 comments
Black Bears and Frogs 7 comments
A warm spring evening in rural New Jersey and night gently pushes out the daylight, chirping birds quite now as they retreat to their hideaways. On cue tree-frogs having rested all day, begin their hunt for food, small insects and bugs. As the night progresses the males will begin to croak and call out for [...]
New Jersey Black Bear Overpopulation Requires Urgent Attention 8 comments
New Jersey is the only state that does not and as a result of cancelled hunts in 2006 and 2007, 2008 saw the largest increase in all categories of black bear complaints
All You Need to Know About New Jersey Black Bears (2009) 4 comments
“THERE ARE MORE BLACK BEARS THAN THE STATE’S HUMAN POPULATION CAN BEAR.”
Black Bears and the Zoo 4 comments
In the past the Black Bear has only two predators to fear the Brown Bear and the hunter. However, over the past (10) years the black bear has faced a new threat; the tree-hugging human community. Anti-hunting and animal-rights groups have joined forces to use the black bear as a platform for their [...]
NJ Bear Population – “A Real Concern” 32 comments
I have conducted research on Black Bears since 2000 when New Jersey began to experience the first signs of a fast growing bear population. I have provided factual reports, met with DEP representatives for fact gathering prior to the 2003 black bear hunt and corresponded with NJF&G, Governors, Whitman, McGreevey, acting Governor Cody and [...]
