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Wisconsin DNR investigating after woman attacked by black bear in Barron County

The preliminary findings of the investigation, which include information coming from the family, suggest the bear “exhibited a sustained series of aggressive behaviors” toward Frye, the DNR said.

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Black bear attack leaves Wisconsin woman seriously injured, DNR says

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Wisconsin woman injured in black bear attack

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Woman attacked by bear in Wisconsin backyard, officials searching for animal

A 69-year-old woman was attacked by a black bear in her backyard near the town of Comstock in Barron County this weekend, prompting an ongoing search for the animal.

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Victim of bear attack in stable condition, search for bear continues

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Authorities ID woman critically injured in Wisconsin bear attack

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Officials search for black bear following attack on 69-year-old Wisconsin woman

Local DNR officials stated that once they began searching for the bear, they found a cub located in a tree, meaning this could be a scenario regarding a mother protecting her young.

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Bear attack in western Wisconsin offers reminders about encounters; bear to be euthanized

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69-Year-Old Hospitalized in Rare Black Bear Attack

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Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources seeking volunteers to teach next generation of hunters

Many people know that hunting is part of Wisconsin’s heritage; it’s a widely popular activity, and the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is seeking volunteers to

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Wisconsin to hold first sharp-tailed grouse hunting season since 2018

Wisconsin will hold a limited hunting season this fall for sharp-tailed grouse, according to the Department of Natural Resources. It's the state's first hunt for the species, which is classified as a game bird,

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Community Scientists Team Up for Great Wisconsin Bat Count, Record Numbers Offer Hope Amidst White-Nose Syndrome Crisis

Wisconsin had over 15,000 bats counted by community scientists, offering hope for populations affected by white-nose syndrome.

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Wisconsin DNR: Marsh dredging project already on books

Wisconsin’s Department of Natural Resources is set to proceed with a marsh dredging project that Gov. Tony Evers had previously vetoed funding for.