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

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105 Front Length Front Width Hind Length Hind Width Grizzly Bear 4–5.5 in. 10.5–13.5 cm 4 –5.75 in. 10.5–14.5 cm 4.25–5.25 in 11–13 cm (without heel) 6.25 –8.25 in. 16.0–20.5 cm (with heel) 4 –5.75 in 10.5–14.5 cm Black Bear 3.75 –5.25 in. 9.4–12.8 cm 3.75 –5.25 in. 9.8–13.1 cm 3.75–4.5 in. 9.5–11.1 cm (without heel) 5.5 –7.5 in. 14.5–19.1 cm (with heel) 3.5—5 in. 9.2–12.5 cm Table 1. Track measurements for grizzly bears and black bears in the Pacific Northwest (source Moskowitz 2010). Foraging Digs Grizzly bears do much more digging than black bears and signs of them foraging for roots and bulbs in subalpine wet meadows can be quite distinctive. Inspecting meadows. Digs are often characterized by large clumps of sod that have been ripped up.

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