Living with Black Bears in Texas
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- December 7, 2021
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This publication describes black bears in Texas and outlines how to recognize their presence. Included are strategies for bearproofing around your home and campsite, avoiding and managing black bear damage, and what to do if you encounter a black bear. (4 pages)
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