bear hunt

Bear season is here, and it’s not even December.

Each and every fall hunters take to the woods and bag a bear so as to cull the herd.

And every year the bear nuts come out and protest, even after the season

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New Jersey's third state-sanctioned bear hunt resulted in 184 fewer kills than a year ago.

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New Jersey's annual six-day bear hunt ends at sunset Saturday.

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A 165-pound male was the first black bear to be killed as New Jersey's six-day hunt got under way at sunrise Monday.

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You could ask anyone who’s encountered a black bear outside his or her home, and the unequivocal answer will be a resounding “yes!”…we need a bear hunt!

Although speak to the many protesters and they’ll say that the hunt is nothing more than a 'bait and shoot,' or just a set up to lure the bear to eventually be killed; and is being done merely for the sport

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The initial results of a five-year Comprehensive Black Bear Management Policy (CBBMP) initiated by the Department of Environmental Protection in 2010, offering a mix of education, research and trash management, combined with an annual bear hunt, shows a reduction in the number of black bears living in "bear country'' in Northern New Jersey and a major decline in bear-human incidents, Commissioner Bob Martin announced.

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You may or may not have noticed a lack of headlines for black bear encounters across New Jersey. State officials are crediting new numbers to the success of two years of black bear harvests.

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The New Jersey Supreme Court will not consider a case challenging the state-sanctioned black bear hunt.

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New Jersey's six-day bear hunt yielded an 829-pound bruin, which is believed to be the heaviest ever killed in the state.

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