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New Jersey bear hunt 2025: First phase sees 249 bears harvested statewide
New Jersey’s annual bear hunt is now underway, and early figures from the first phase of the 2025 season indicate that 249 bears have been harvested across the state’s designated hunting zones. The figures, released following the completion of the initial segment, highlight regional variations in bear activity and hunting success, reflecting ongoing efforts to manage the state’s growing black bear population. The fall hunting season is divided into two separate segments. The f
New Jersey bear hunt 2025: First phase sees 249 bears harvested statewide
New Jersey’s annual bear hunt is now underway, and early figures from the first phase of the 2025 season indicate that 249 bears have been harvested across the state’s designated hunting zones. The figures, released following the completion of the initial segment, highlight regional variations in bear activity and hunting success, reflecting ongoing efforts to manage the state’s growing black bear population. The fall hunting season is divided into two separate segments. The f
Spring season brings more bear encounters to Sonoma County trails
Black bear sightings are becoming more frequent across Sonoma County's northern coastal parks, prompting regional park officials to urge caution for visitors enjoying the outdoors. A curious young bear was recently spotted interacting with a camera set up at Stillwater Cove Regional Park near Jenner, showing signs of digging, clawing, and tearing into nearby logs. This sighting is one of several reported in a short span of time, with another bear attempting to access dumpsters at Gualala Poi
Spring season brings more bear encounters to Sonoma County trails
Black bear sightings are becoming more frequent across Sonoma County's northern coastal parks, prompting regional park officials to urge caution for visitors enjoying the outdoors. A curious young bear was recently spotted interacting with a camera set up at Stillwater Cove Regional Park near Jenner, showing signs of digging, clawing, and tearing into nearby logs. This sighting is one of several reported in a short span of time, with another bear attempting to access dumpsters at Gualala Poi









