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Black Bear Hunting In Wyoming

Summary By: | Published: July 19, 2007
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The majority of Wyoming residents (66%) agree that hunting black bears with bait should not be allowed.

Evaluates Wyoming residents’ opinions relating to baiting black bears and hunting them in the spring.

66% of respondents agreed that hunting black bears using bait should not be allowed, while 16% disagreed.

44% felt that hunting black bear in the spring should not be allowed while 32% disagreed.

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Survey Research Center (University of Wyoming), Unknown, 1993 United States (Regional)

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