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Proposed changes to black bear hunting regulations

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PLEASE JUST DON'T FORGET THE TRAGEDY IN AUSTRALIA. LET THE ANIMALS AND THE ECO-SYSTEM ALONE! YOU DONT HAVE THE RIGHT TO DECIDE WHO CAN LIVE AND WHO CAN'T! HOW DARE YOU TO EVEN HAVE A IDEA LIKE THIS AND THEN YOU THINK YOU WILL LET DO IT? NEVER! Read more

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A spring bear hunt in an appalling idea. With no way to distinguish between males and females, we are completely unnecessarily orphaning and killing cubs when their mothers are shot. We all know the story behind Winnie the Pooh, don’t we? Read more

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This is outrageous!!!! I live in a highly populated bear area and don’t have any problem with bears. Instead I get the beautiful pleasure of watching the mamas care for their babies each spring. These people are just blood thirsty. Stop the bear hunt!!!!

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I do not support a proposed spring bear hunt. The risk of mother bears being shot by mistake is too high which puts the population at risk. Mi agree that bears should be protected but not to go and take photos of the bears. Putting people and bears in close proximity to each other is dangerous. Read more

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I am disappointed to see the potential extension of the black bear hunt. It seems unethical to use the hunt of these animals for economic game and for hunters to engage in this hunt for pleasure. I cannot see any way to justify the hunt at all let alone expand it.

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It’s ridiculous to propose shooting bears as a money-making venture for the Government of Ontario. Eco-tourism with photographers being accompanied by a naturalist to take photos should be promoted instead and would also result in additional tourists to Ontario without harming our wildlife.

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I do not support the spring bear hunt. It is almost impossible to tell female from male bears before shooting. If a hunter kills a female bear, he will simply not report it and, if worried about the unlikely event of being caught, simply walk away from the carcass. Read more

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Why do we have such a terrible need to destroy our natural wildlife and environment for the sake of money. This is no longer a sport but a money grab. There is no need for anyone to kill a bear or any other creature other than the chance to destroy something. This is wrong on every level!

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