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Bear Dumped in Muskwa River | Vancouver News
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A black bear carcass, split in two, was dumped in the Muskwa River near Fort Nelson—just days before hunting season opens—sparking an urgent investigation by B.C. Conservation Officers. Locals are baffled and concerned, especially since dumping wildlife is illegal year-round under the Wildlife Act. One resident spotted the grisly scene while walking his dog and suspects the bear may have been killed off-property to avoid reporting. The river’s name, meaning “bear” in Cree, adds eerie irony to this disturbing find. Authorities urge anyone with info to contact RAPP.
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