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Black bears are adapting to less woodsy settings (opens the original)
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A hungry black bear invites itself to dinner at a bird feeding station in Marquette County. (Photo courtesy of John Pepin) Michigan Department of Natural Resources wildlife technician Caleb Eckloff baits a bear trap in an attempt to relocate a nuisance bear. (Michigan Department of Natural Resources photo) A hungry black bear invites itself to dinner at a bird feeding station in Marquette County. (Photo courtesy of John Pepin) Michigan Department of Natural Resources wildlife technician Caleb Ec
Black bears are adapting to less woodsy settings (opens the original)
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A hungry black bear invites itself to dinner at a bird feeding station in Marquette County. (Photo courtesy of John Pepin) Michigan Department of Natural Resources wildlife technician Caleb Eckloff baits a bear trap in an attempt to relocate a nuisance bear. (Michigan Department of Natural Resources photo) A hungry black bear invites itself to dinner at a bird feeding station in Marquette County. (Photo courtesy of John Pepin) Michigan Department of Natural Resources wildlife technician Caleb Ec
DNR bases UP wolf count on remote camera images (opens the original)
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A remote camera set up by the Michigan State University and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources captures a wolf pack walking down a road on a late winter day in the Upper Peninsula. (Photo provided by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources) A photo taken by a remote camera of a black gray wolf on a dirt road in the Upper Peninsula in May 2024. (Photo provided by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources) A remote camera set up by the Michigan State University and the Michigan D
Another severe winter hampers UP deer herd (opens the original)
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A white-tailed deer tries to feed through snow in Marquette County. (Michigan Department of Natural Resources) The Michigan Department of Natural Resources uses specialized technology to monitor snow depth. This chart shows snow depths this past winter. A white-tailed deer is shown in springtime after a long winter in the Upper Peninsula. (Michigan Department of Natural Resources) A white-tailed deer tries to feed through snow in Marquette County. (Michigan Department of Natural Resources) The M
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