bear taken out of its den and killed

[KFhunter]

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1112008965498874&id=133663040000143


for those without FB, a houndsmen came across a young bear ate up,  he say's "this young bear was killed by 4 wolves this winter"

[KFhunter]

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[jackelope]

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1112008965498874&id=133663040000143


for those without FB, a houndsmen came across a young bear ate up,  he say's "this young bear was killed by 4 wolves this winter"

4 years ago

[KFhunter]

This coincides with some of my own findings,  historic bear areas completely devoid of bears.   

Apples rotting on the ground with no bear scat, when in prior years it would be so thick you couldn't walk to the tree without stepping in it.   

We've heard about wolves taking bears out of dens,  and I wonder how often this occurs and if certain packs are doing it while others aren't doing it.   

We know bears are thick in WA overall,  but in certain areas it's very difficult to find one even though a few years ago they were thick there.   



just pondering