All they had to do was stop feeding them! It would seem obvious, but it seems to have taken 40 years to figure it out.
Read about it in the Summit Daily News.
Colorado rural area solves its chronic bear problem simply.
September 28, 2006 — Ralph Maughan2 Responses to “Colorado rural area solves its chronic bear problem simply.”
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September 28, 2006 at 10:28 AM
That article requires a subscription. I would like to hear more about this if anyone can fill me in.
That’s odd. When I first posted it, a subscription page didn’t come up. Maybe it was one of those web site’s that have free stories up for only a few hours as teasers before then move them. Ralph Maughan
September 28, 2006 at 11:16 AM
Here is a link to the communitie’s website:
http://crystal-lakes.org/bearaware/
This sounds like something my area could use. The problem isn’t as chronic as Crystal Lake’s but bears do occasionally get into garbage around here.