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NJ Black Bears Will No Longer Be Hunted in 2021 - National Humane Education Society
In New Jersey, precautions for potential encounters with black bears - Outdoornews
Dogs chase away black bear attacking Oregon woman in her backyard | WRSP
Black bears brawl in quiet New Jersey suburb
Hunters Kill 336 Black Bears for Trophy in New Jersey; Bear Hunt to Re-open in December | Wolf Conservation Center
Bear Fight Rockaway NJ Aug 14 2014 - YouTube
Black Bears Are Back: Here's What You Need To Know | Long Valley, NJ Patch
Video: Huge Black Bears Fight in New Jersey | OutdoorHub
Sparta NJ bear encounter injures woman, 81, and kills dog
Two bears tangle in Frankford Township - YouTube
Pedals the Walking Bear Said to Be Killed by a Hunter in New Jersey - The New York Times
WATCH: Massive black bears brawl on front lawn of N.J. home - nj.com
In New Jersey, a black bear mauling and a hunt - Sports Illustrated
WATCH: Epic bear brawl on N.J. street captured on video - nj.com
BEAR FIGHT! Black bears duke it out in epic brawl in New Jersey neighborhood - ABC7 San Francisco
Residents Rattled by Black Bear Sightings — Pascack Press & Northern Valley Press
At 700 pounds, black bear killed in New Jersey sets world record | Outdoors | lmtribune.com
At 700 pounds, black bear killed in New Jersey sets world record, says national hunting group
Black bear believed to have killed Darsh Patel in northwest New Jersey - UPI.com
In New Jersey, a black bear mauling and a hunt - Sports Illustrated
Two black bears caught in intense fight in New Jersey yard | Fox News
Hunters Join Together to Fight New Jersey Bear Hunting Ban
Black bear sighting is nothing new in Shore county - WHYY
WATCH: Two Huge Black Bears Fight on Lawn in NJ
Breaking news: New Jersey proposes plan to end black bear trophy hunting · A Humane World
WATCH: Huge Black Bears Fight In NJ Home's Yard | Long Valley, NJ Patch
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NJ Division of Fish and Wildlife - The fall season means New Jersey's black bears are on the move foraging for food to fatten up for winter. The New Jersey Division of