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Dear All, Mar 5, 2007
I was back in the woodlot today, where with knee-deep snow it looks
a lot like winter, and was surprised to see bear tracks of several ages,
i.e. variously recent, a day or so old and substatially weathered and
snowed in.
Until the last decade or so I did all my cutting in winter and never
saw a bear track in snow, even in when bear sign was relatively common
in summer. So I am wondering why a bear would wander back in fourth at
this time of year ? How large would last year's cub be ?
Yours truly, Dave Webster, Kentville
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