Lansing – For the 10th straight year, bear hunters in Michigan killed more than 2,000 bruins during the 2010 fall season. DNRE bear specialist Adam Bump told Michigan Outdoor News that preliminary numbers as of Nov. 23 indicate that state-licensed hunters killed at least 2,130 black bears. Tribal harvest numbers were not yet available, but […]
MI: State bear hunters bag more than 2,000 bruins
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