This year, there were no chaperones, and people were mostly left to police themselves. Sometimes that went smoothly, but other times it’s proved to be an ugly affair – and the stakes are high when
And a boater suffered non-life-threatening injuries after he also surprised a grizzly with a cub.
As bears were hibernating in their dens this winter, the Blackfeet Stockgrowers Association held a meeting in Choteau to provide a space for ranchers like Mark Hitchcock to talk about working alongside the growing number
But his actions bring charges.
The November to December hunt probably takes place too late in the year for grizzly bears to seek out animal remains that hunters leave behind
The move comes after trains have killed eight grizzlies in northwestern Montana so far in 2019. That’s the most ever recorded in a single year.
All hunters involved were able to drive away after the attacks.
USFWS says the bear crossed into Idaho last August, but wildlife officials captured it and sent it back to Montana.
Run-ins with bears are happening in agricultural areas where the fearsome animals hadn’t been seen for decades, raising tensions in communities over the grizzly’s status as a federally protected species in the U.S. outside Alaska.
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