Nevada Hunters Against Nevada's Bear Hunt

Nevada Hunters Against Nevada's Bear Hunt Promoting ethical hunting & protecting Nevada's 400 bears. There's a perception that the Bear Hunt debate is about being a hunter or non hunter.

I'm a hunter and I'm against the hunt, and we've had thousands of hunters support our cause. It's time for the ethical hunters voice to be heard! We believe that ethical hunting practices must consider the animal as well as the species. In addition to the bear population being too small and fragile to support a hunt, bears are also hard to kill as any honest hunter will attest. And the use of dogs

only makes this worse because they add psychological torture to the physical. Which means it takes a long time to kill one and they suffer greatly in the process. Because of these facts we assert that there is no ethical way to hunt Nevada’s bears.

04/10/2022

Investors will struggle to get much money back

Masks work
09/07/2021

Masks work

The study found they help even if many don't wear them

01/20/2021

The president's reckoning

We’re ready for St Paddy’s day!
03/17/2020

We’re ready for St Paddy’s day!

01/27/2020

No other policy change comes close to generating such colossal rewards

To call them hunters gives them more credit for ethical behavior than they deserve. These people aren’t hunters, they a...
09/12/2019

To call them hunters gives them more credit for ethical behavior than they deserve. These people aren’t hunters, they are just killers.

Since the start of this NV boutique bear hunt in 2011, 109 bears have been killed by trophy hunters.

Of these 109, 26 (24%) bears were previously handled and tagged.
Here is the breakdown of the tagged bears and where they came from:

• 14 were Research bears
• 5 came from Carson City
• 2 came from Tahoe
• 2 were rehabbed at Animal Ark
• 1 came from Galena (south Reno)
• 1 came from Reno
• 1 came from CA.

Pictured here (the mom bear) is one of the two Tahoe bears who was later snuffed out by a trophy bear hunter.

NV bears have just three more days before they are terrorized and hunted by dogs and trophy hunters.

More on the Oakland Zoo’s new bear exhibit.
04/19/2018

More on the Oakland Zoo’s new bear exhibit.

OAKLAND, CA…January 25, 2018 — The first animal arrivals of Oakland Zoo’s upcoming California Trail, a mother Black bear and her three cubs rescued last summer, have been successfully introduced to their newly-built, 1.5-acre habitat at the Zoo’s new California Trail expansion, opening to th...

Who pays for wildlife conservation? Turns out it’s mostly not hunters.
02/01/2018

Who pays for wildlife conservation? Turns out it’s mostly not hunters.

While hunters generate funds for state agencies, federal lands in the West are the essential foundation

One more voice against wildlife leaves the system. Hopefully the long history of propaganda and outright dishonest repor...
06/16/2017

One more voice against wildlife leaves the system. Hopefully the long history of propaganda and outright dishonest reporting will come to an end. http://www.sierrasun.com/news/local/department-of-wildlife-spokesman-to-retire/

The face and voice of the Nevada Department of Wildlife is about to get an update.After more than three decades with the Nevada Department of Wildlife, Public Information Officer

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