The non-profit, Help Asheville Bears, said poaching can happen anywhere and with a copious amount of bears in Tennessee, they want people to stay aware.
Non-profits fighting poachers, saving them from illegal bear trapshttps://imasdk.googleapis.com/js/core/bridge3.469.0_en.html#goog_1603061767Volume 90%Author:Amelia Young (WBIR)Published:11:08 PM EDT June 24, 2021Updated:11:08 PM EDT June 24, 2021
KNOXVILLE, Tenn — It’s illegal, but people are still laying out bear traps. The latest known case comes out of western North Carolina. A non-profit was alerted Wednesday about a bear that was found with a missing paw.
Thenon-profit, Help Asheville Bears,said poaching can happen anywhere and with so many bears in Tennessee, they want people to be aware of possible poachers.Ryde | Your Growth PartnerSponsored byRNO1 | Agile Brand &…Digital Marketing + Branding ExpertsSee More
While out hiking a North Carolina man, Michael Parsons, found a bear with its paw caught in a trap. The…
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