black bears

This week the Madcaps discuss some of the wildlife that may have notorious reputations yet are not as harmful as they may seem.  Snakes, gators, bears, and more are discussed this week by the Madcaps who have encountered them all in the wild.  

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Un bel entretien avec un ancien joueur devenu entraineur dans la NCAA. Ben Guité est passé par l'université du Maine où il a connu beaucoup de succès en plus de devenir un des rares québécois à gagner le championnat national universitaire de la NCAA division 1. Après un séjour chez les pros qui lui a permis de jouer 175 dans la LNH, il est revenu dans le Maine à titre d'entraineur adjoint de son alma matter. Il est maintenant entraineur chef au Bowdoin College, toujours dans le Maine.

Entetien avec Jérémi Tremblay, un attaquant de Québec qui s'est expatrié aux États-Unis après son secondaire 4 et qui roule sa bosse depuis dans les ligues juniors de l'Amérique du Nord dans l'attente de débuter sa carrière universitaire en NCAA D1 avec les Pioneers de l'université Sacred Heart au Connecticut lors de la saison 2024-2025. Jérémi nous donne tous les détails de son parcours dans cette généreuse entrevue.

This week's story is close to home for us: We discuss the "Free Town" (now known better as the "Free State") Project, which consisted of a mass of libertarians moving to Grafton, New Hampshire, to liberate the town. What the residents of Grafton (both new and old) didn't expect was the explosion of conflicts that ensued with resident black bears, including a handful of bear attacks.

A majority of the source material for this episode came from the book A Libertarian Walks Into a Bear: The Utopian Plot to Liberate an American Town (And Some Bears) by Matthew Hongoltz-Hetling.

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Maine is home to the largest population of black bears in the eastern United States and when natural food sources are scarce in the spring it sometimes leads them into backyards in search of an easy meal such as bird feeders, garbage, grills and pet foods. 

In this episode, Emily talks with wildlife biologist Jen Vashon about some of the ways we can all prevent conflicts or negative encounters with one of Maine's most iconic species.

Learn more at mefishwildlife.com/livingwithblackbears 

Maine is home to the largest population of black bears in the eastern United States and when natural food sources are scarce in the spring it sometimes leads them into backyards in search of an easy meal such as bird feeders, garbage, grills and pet foods. 

In this episode, Emily talks with wildlife biologist Jen Vashon about some of the ways we can all prevent conflicts or negative encounters with one of Maine's most iconic species.

Learn more at mefishwildlife.com/livingwithblackbears 

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Over the last three years, CPW has received over 14,000 reports of sightings and conflicts with bears. In 2022, CPW will be offering financial resources to communities in an effort to reduce conflicts with bears across Colorado. We discuss that, the sources of conflict and the behavior of bears in this episode with Area Wildlife Manager Adrian Archuleta.

Rodney Elmer and the Mountain Deer Crew take a closer look at BLACK BEARS. They discuss everything about the hype of hounds, the effect hunters are having on the bear populations and a few other hot issues surrounding, New England's biggest predator. Thanks for tuning! Hope you enjoy this episode and HAPPY HUNTING!

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Sam and Cody are joined by John Henry, the District 4 Wildlife Biologist for North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission. John Henry talks masters research on white-tailed deer, North Carolina Alligators- everything from human/pet/gator conflict to population status. Coastal Black Bears, rabid foxes in the bathroom!