Deterring Bears with Unwelcome Mats: A beginner's guide
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- December 7, 2021
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An unwelcome mat may be used by homeowners to deter black bears from approaching or entering their homes. This publication will detail how to construct and use the two types of unwelcome mats. (4 pages)
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