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A black bear hunt in CT? Legislators are considering it, again

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They’ve been accused of raiding crops, ransacking trash cans and boldly breaking into homes to steal food out of the refrigerator. In at least two cases last year, black bears were even reported to have attacked people in Connecticut. Alarmed by the steady stream of headlines documenting their run-ins with humans, some lawmakers say it’s past time for the state to open a hunting season on bears. The debate over bear hunting has persisted for yea…

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A black bear hunt in Conn.? Legislators are considering it, again.

A black bear tagged by the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection to track the species' population. (Courtesy CT DEEP)They’ve been accused of raiding crops, ransacking trash cans and boldly breaking into homes to steal food out of the refrigerator. In at least two cases last year, black bears were even reported to have attacked people in Connecticut. Alarmed by the steady stream of headlines documenting their run-ins with humans, some…

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A black bear hunt in CT? Legislators are considering it, again

They’ve been accused of raiding crops, ransacking trash cans and boldly breaking into homes to steal food out of the refrigerator. In at least two cases last year, black bears were even reported to have attacked people in Connecticut. Alarmed by the steady stream of headlines documenting their run-ins with humans, some lawmakers say it’s past time for the state to open a hunting season on bears. The debate over bear hunting has persisted for yea…

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DEEP pushes for Connecticut bear hunts with Lamont’s support

Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) Commissioner Katie Dykes on Monday threw her department’s support behind legislation establishing a black bear hunting season in Connecticut, saying the population needs to be controlled to reduce human-bear conflicts and that she has the support of Gov. Ned Lamont.“DEEP is in support, and the Lamont administration supports, the authorization of a managed bear hunting season in…

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insideinvestigator.org broke the news in on Wednesday, March 26, 2025.
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