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The New Jersey bear hunt has been approved. Anti-hunters have protsted and continue to do so. If you are against the bear hunt in New Jersey, there are things you should consider.

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Many people are flooding Governor Christi’s office with letters trying to block the 2010 bear hunt. There are too many bears in NJ and something needs to be done.

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Let the 2010 NJ bear hunt debates begin

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Who is responsible for black bear overpopulation in New Jersey?

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So with this information, by the way, confirming what our own state F&G estimated, the N.J.F &G Council now has moved forward to include the states’ first black bear hunt since 2005 in it’s proposed bear management policy

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The black bears in New Jersey had been successfully preserved through the years as a result of efforts from the New Jersey Fish & Wildlife/Fish & Game Commission and the professional state biologists.

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The Push for a Hunt
With the failure of the present programs, pressure is growing from a number of sources to re-instate the bear hunt. A contingent of legislators, led by state Sens. Steve Oroho (R-Sussex/Morris/Hunterdon) and Anthony Bucco (R-Morris) and Assembly Members Alison Littell McHose (R-Sussex/Morris/Hunterdon) and Gary Chiusano (R-Sussex/Morris/Hunterdon), are pressuring the governor to reverse the three-year-old policy of attempting to control the bear population with non-lethal means. They cite the high number of bear complaints and the dangers presented when bears become too accustomed to human contact.

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  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 [...]

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