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1. mdc.mo.gov › wildlife › report-wildlife-sightingsBear Reports | Missouri Department of Conservation

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   Although black bears are native to Missouri, they were nearly wiped out during settlement. Now they're making a comeback. Use this section to follow our black bear research project, report bear sightings, camp safely in bear country, and control nuisance bears.

   • Mountain Lion Reports

     The return of mountain lions to Missouri is exciting to some...

   • Missouri Black Bear Project

     The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) has identified...

   • Missouri Black Bears

     The bear population is growing rapidly. Missouri has a lot...

   • Bear: Management Zone Boundaries and Map

     Black Bear Management Zones. Black bear hunting is allowed...

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3. 101theeagle.com › missouri-has-a-helpful-mapMissouri Has a Helpful Map Showing You Where Bears are Sighted

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   May 31, 2022 · The Missouri Department of Conservation has a website where you can report bear sightings. That site also includes a map which updates automatically showing where bears are. For example, here are the bear sightings since 2020.

4. research.mdc.mo.gov › node › 274Bear Story Map | MDC Research Portal - Missouri

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   Explore maps, photos and videos about Missouri black bear and the research that we are conducting.

5. mdc.mo.gov › 2021-02 › missouri-black-bearsMissouri Black Bears - Missouri Department of Conservation

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   Feb 1, 2021 · The bear population is growing rapidly. Missouri has a lot of quality bear habitat. Citizen science reports, coupled with the population and habitat research, help illustrate the adaptability and range expansion that is occurring as bears recolonize parts of Missouri.

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6. www.columbiatribune.com › story › newsMissouri black bears population now more than 5,000 in the state

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   • Missouri Bear History
   • Population Resurgence
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   Bears in Missouri have a long history. You may have even noticed that the Missouri flag has two bears on it. However, this is not a nod to our past bear population, as the bears on the flag are grizzly bears — they are supposed to represent strength. Grizzly bears never lived in Missouri. Black bears have the ability to survive in swampy habitats a...

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   A similar wiping out of the black bear population happened in Arkansas. In the 1950s, Arkansas decided to try to bring back their black bear population by relocating 248 bears from Minnesota and Canada into the Arkansas Ozark Mountains. This plan was successful and the black bear numbers in that state now number over 5,000. During the reintroductio...

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   Bears are very intelligent and they easily remember things. Bears have been documented as knowing which day of the week is trash day, and they even learned that bird feeders get refilled with new food as long as they don’t destroy them. Black bears are omnivores and will eat small animals, but most often eat berries and insects. They will also eat ...

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7. www.lakeexpo.com › news › lake_newsNew Black Bear Map Will Tell The Story Of Missouri Bears ...

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   Jan 16, 2018 · There's a fine line between showing nature-lovers where Missouri's black bears travel, and tipping off poachers on where to find them.

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   Can you see a black bear in Missouri?

   • Here's what you should know. Your chance of seeing a black bear in Missouri is increasing every year. For the last decade or so, people in southern Missouri were treated to black bear sightings regularly, but those sightings are now shifting north as the bear population also shifts into other parts of Missouri.

   Missouri black bears population now more than 5,000 in the state

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   Where can I report bear sightings in Missouri?

   • The Missouri Department of Conservation has a website where you can report bear sightings. That site also includes a map which updates automatically showing where bears are. For example, here are the bear sightings since 2020. They also have a map breaking down the bear sightings in Missouri between 2015 and 2019.

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   Does Missouri have a black bear research page?

   • The Missouri Department of Conservation's black bear research page has helped Missourians keep up with their friendly neighborhood bears, but the MDC has begun to worry that the detailed tracking data (though on a one-month delay) might be too much information. So the department is updating the page with a new map and other enhanced features.

   New Black Bear Map Will Tell The Story Of Missouri Bears, While

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   How many black bears are there in Missouri?

   • Missouri currently has an estimated black bear population of 350 bears. Conlee stated she is still collecting data to determine when the benchmark might be reached and will be posting ongoing research updates to the new bear research webpage. MDC will also be updating the bear reports webpage with a map of bear reports throughout the state.

   New Black Bear Map Will Tell The Story Of Missouri Bears, While

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   Are there Bears in Missouri?

   • We know that the bear population in Missouri is increasing, but it's a big state and hard to keep track of exactly where the bears are. Thanks to a helpful Missouri map, now you can keep track of the sightings of these apex predators. The Missouri Department of Conservation has a website where you can report bear sightings.

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   Can you hunt a black bear south of the Missouri River?

   • Black bear hunting is allowed south of the Missouri River in three Black Bear Management Zones (BMZs). You may hunt only in the BMZ specified on your permit.

   Bear: Management Zone Boundaries and Map | Missouri

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9. mdc.mo.gov › bear-management-zone-boundaries-mapBear: Management Zone Boundaries and Map | Missouri ...

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   Find out which of the three Black Bear Management Zones (BMZs) you can hunt in south of the Missouri River. See the map and the boundaries of each BMZ on the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) website.