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I am 100% against the Spring Bear Hunt. In case you need a reminder, this is now the 21st century. We need not return to out-moded, destructive and clearly flawed ways of thinking about "wildlife management." We are currently well-immersed in the 6th mass extinction. Read more

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I totally agree with having an ongoing spring bear hunt. It only makes sense to harvest animals when both pelts and meat can be used,and as everyone knows management of a valuable resource like bears is extremely important for the overall health of the herd. Read more

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Spring hunts of black bears can kill mother bears, leaving orphaned cubs to fend for themselves. Some cubs are only a few months old and still nursing or are yearlings who are still dependent for another few months. Most orphaned cubs suffer from starvation, predation or exposure. Read more

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As someone who works at a wildlife rehabilitation centre, I see the effects of humans on wildlife on a daily basis. In addition to personally witnessing the devastating impacts we have on other species, the science is clear that wildlife populations across species are in decline. Read more

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I do not believe that bears should be hunted, especially not in spring. They emerge from their dens weak and hungry after a long winter of fasting and sleeping, therefore they are at a disadvantage. The female bears may have young who depend upon her for their survival. Read more