Two Hunters in North Idaho Shoot and Kill a Grizzly Bear in Self-Defense By Keegan Sentner / Published June 18, 2022
If You Live in Bear Country, Then You Already Know—Bears Must Fear Us By Tyler Freel / Published June 8, 2022
Keys to Making Good Archery Shots on Bears (and Recovering Them Quickly) By Tyler Freel / Published May 24, 2022
Growing Black Bear Populations Could Mean a Bear Hunting Boom in America By Christine Peterson / Published May 19, 2022
Watch: Giant Connecticut Black Bear Breaks into a Car, Won’t Exit the Vehicle By Wade Thiel / Published May 2, 2022
Washington State Just Voted to Cancel Its Spring Black Bear Season, Despite a Population of at Least 25,000 Bears By Bob McNally / Published March 21, 2022
President Teddy Roosevelt’s 1904 Colorado Bear Hunt, According to His Guide By The Editors / Published February 21, 2022
Wildlife Officials Want to Euthanize a California Black Bear That’s Damaged 38 Properties. Bear Advocates Want to Send It to Colorado By Dac Collins / Published February 17, 2022
Maine Hunters Enjoy a Banner Year for Bear Hunting, Suffer Low Moose Harvest By Bob McNally / Published January 18, 2022
Charging Bears and Exploding Gas Drums: Just Another Alaskan Adventure By Tyler Freel / Published January 13, 2022
Trash-Eating Black Bear Mauls 81-Year-Old Jersey Woman, Kills Her Dog By Bob McNally / Published January 4, 2022
Pennsylvania Hunter Takes 300-Pound, Public-Land Black Bear with Muzzleloader By Bob McNally / Published December 29, 2021
Washington State Lost Its Spring Bear Hunt to Political Overreach—And It’s Just the Beginning By Brian Lynn / Published November 29, 2021
Missouri’s First Black Bear Season Is a Success, But Ends Short of Harvest Quota By Bob McNally / Published November 1, 2021
Life-Long Missouri Hunter Is One of the First in the State to Kill a Black Bear By Tyler Freel / Published October 21, 2021