Jogger Injured in Bear Attack at Idaho State Park Near Yellowstone
Idaho Fish and Game urges hunters and outdoor recreationists to stay alert in bear country as summer activity peaks
Idaho Fish and Game urges hunters and outdoor recreationists to stay alert in bear country as summer activity peaks
Hunters won’t see grizzly seasons return yet, but the proposal could give western states much greater authority to manage bears and respond to conflicts.
A controversial proposal that could eventually lead to the return of grizzly bears to California has cleared the state Senate. While supporters describe the measure as a scientific assessment process, opponents—including ranching groups, rural lawmakers, and many hunters—see it as the first major step toward bringing grizzlies back to the Golden State.
A spring black bear hunt in eastern Idaho turned into a life-or-death encounter when a grizzly charged a hunter and his young son near Ashton. Idaho Fish and Game ruled the shooting a lawful defense-of-life incident—another reminder that some of Idaho’s best bear country is also grizzly country.
A missing hiker was found dead near Glacier National Park after authorities launched a backcountry search operation. Investigators say injuries and evidence at the scene point to a likely bear attack, underscoring the risks hunters and outdoorsmen face during Montana’s spring bear activity period.
A recently introduced bill in the California State Senate seeks to explore the reintroduction of grizzly bears, absent from the state for over a century. While proponents highlight ecological and cultural benefits, critics worry about the implications for local wildlife management and human activities in the outdoors.
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