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The following are a compilation of their bogus complaints:

NJ Fish & Wildlife is so biased toward hunting they will do and say anything in abuse of their authority to promote the trophy hunting of black bears INCLUDING:

• Refusing to enforce state garbage laws.
• Killing black bears to promote fear.
• Using junk science to record nuisance incidents.
• Promoting recreational trophy hunting against public opinion.
• 99% of NJ citizens do not support hunting.

This from groups that have played the political trump card from 2000 through 2011 using false and misleading information to create a threat of lost votes to politicians that would support any black bear … Continue Reading

The head waters of the Teton River caught me following Dad, jump shooting ducks in the late fall and early winters of my youth in eastern Idaho.  Opening day had a smell.  Shot guns, powder, and that sweet smell of Hoppes.  Clean ready to shoot, shot guns!

Dad had an old Remington pump that would always jam after the 2nd shot.  We’d carry a chunk of bailing wire to fix it.  Our family also had Uncle Boyd’s 16 gauge bolt action with that huge adjustable choke on the end of the barrel.  It had a 2 shot clip that would sometimes … Continue Reading

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. Supporting and upholding these laws were the sportsmen of N.J., the very same “hunters” now accused by the anti’s of wanting to annihilate the black bear.

Since 2000 however, the efforts of NJF&W/F&G have been thwarted by animal-right/anti-hunting groups that have managed to turn black bear overpopulation into a political issue. This all … Continue Reading

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If you are into the challenging adventure of bear hunting, you must know your bear hunting dogs. These hunting dogs vary in breed and type. The basic hunting breeds are : hounds, water dogs, and terriers. Whatever their breed or type, hunting dogs have been bred over the years to assist their owners in bringing home food for the family.

Different breeds of hunting dog have different sets of skills. For … Continue Reading

The Bear Education and Resource Group has paid for a half page ad in the Daily Record, Morris County, N.J. stating among other things that:

“The Division of Fish & Wildlife (DFW) is the blame, breaking the law by refusing to enforce the feeding ban.”

“The DFW refuses to enforce proper garbage storage laws and instead of ticketing property owners, they “allow” bears to be lured into human environments by the smell of garbage and there they kill them-using these incidents to justify bear hunting.

“DFW “solely” exists to manage sport hunting.

“Non-lethal bear management (ex: garbage control) is the only proven way to … Continue Reading

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I like to hear black bear hunting success stories and would like to publish a few stories here on Black Bear Hunting New Brunswick.

I was chatting with Kevin Caissie a few days ago and he was telling me about how good the black bear hunting went during the spring black bear hunt for 2009.

I am looking forward to … Continue Reading

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Black bear hunting in North America is no joke! You definitely need someone to act as your guide, someone who has expert knowledge about bears, especially their habitats, habits and body language.

As far as their dwelling places go, black bears like it rough! And the cold does not bother them, though it might bother you! Though their favorite hidey-holes are forests and areas covered with … Continue Reading

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Black bears are majestic creatures that command respect. They are enormous, tipping the scales upwards of 300 pounds and standing as tall as 5.9 feet on average. They inhabit heavily forested areas, as well as dense bush and wooded mountains, making Canada the perfect retreat for these creatures. Though their scientific name is Ursus Americanus, they are most abundant in Canada. In fact, … Continue Reading

 Well, here they go again! The Bear Education and Resource Group, fresh off one of the most devastating loses of their “Stop the Bear Hunt” cause (when they failed to rally enough people to vote against Governor Christi for his outright support of a black bear hunt, prior to and after the election)  have now filed some “bogus” lawsuit against the NJDF&W.

This law that they dug up is called “The (OPMA) Open Public Meetings Law Act”.

The Game Committee Chairman however, stated that all of the Council’s regular meetings are open, but subcommittee meetings, including the Game Council Committee, do … Continue Reading

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Even though bow hunting is a favourite activity in locations throughout the entire world, according to Wikipedia.org, it isn’t legal to employ bows for hunting wild animals of any type within the UK as specified by the Wildlife and Countryside Act of 1981 Therefore, if you are in the UK and looking at this article, you now understand that you are going to have to depart from this country in order to … Continue Reading