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2015-CWMP-Remote-Camera-Field-Season-Report

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104 Appendix 2: Grizzly and Black Bear Tracks and Signs Follow guidelines laid out in the CWMP's Remote Camera Trap Installation and Servicing Protocol for photo-documenting potential tracks and signs of grizzly bears found while in the field. Below are details for distinguishing grizzly bear and black bear tracks and a description of bear rub trees and foraging signs to keep an eye out for while scouting for where to set up camera traps. Footprints Figure 3. Comparison of black and grizzly bear tracks (source: Moskowitz 2010)

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