Beloved upright bear Pedals feared killed in New Jersey hunt | CBC News
Hiker killed by black bear in New Jersey | The Times
Going on a bear hunt: experiencing a pastime that has divided New Jersey | New Jersey | The Guardian
Bear suspected of killing hiker in New Jersey
700-pound black bear in NJ sets world record, bowhunting group says
62 Bears Killed in Opening Day of 'Final' New Jersey Black Bear Season
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NJ hunters kill 22 black bears in state hunting event
700 pound bear killed in N.J. sets world record, hunting group says - nj.com
700-pound black bear shot in New Jersey sets world record
Pedals the bear walked like a person. A hunter apparently killed him. - The Washington Post
In New Jersey, a black bear mauling and a hunt - Sports Illustrated
DEC: Hunters killed more than 1,700 black bears during 2020 seasons - newyorkupstate.com
Killing of NJ black bear sets bow and arrow record
700-pound black bear shot in New Jersey sets world record | Fox News
Pedals the Walking Bear Said to Be Killed by a Hunter in New Jersey - The New York Times
Record-busting, 879-pound bear bagged in Poconos
New Jersey Hiker Killed in Bear Attack Just After Snapping Photos - Seattle Backpackers Magazine
In New Jersey, a black bear mauling and a hunt - Sports Illustrated
Black Bear Kills 22-Year-Old New Jersey Hiker | Realtree Camo
Bear found dead in Saddle River NJ likely struck by car on Route 17
At 700 pounds, black bear killed in New Jersey sets world record, says national hunting group
NEW JERSEY: Rutgers senior killed by BLACK BEAR ~ WYOMING hunter bitten by GRIZZLY ~ TENNESSEEAN killed by GRIZZLY in CANADA'S NORTHWEST TERRITORIES ~ Another COLORADAN gets TULAREMIA ~ WEST NILE VIRUS (
At 700 pounds, black bear killed in New Jersey sets world record | Coeur d'Alene Press
Black bear believed to have killed Darsh Patel in northwest New Jersey - UPI.com
Bears awaken to ongoing debate about their place in N.J. - WHYY
