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In reversal of Goldilocks tale, cub checks out Sonoita home
A small bear peeks around the nightstand in Volk home in Sonoita, Ariz., on Oct. 4. Courtesy Phil Volk
In reversal of Goldilocks tale, cub checks out Sonoita home
Game officials with the tranquilized cub that invaded a Sonoita home
In reversal of Goldilocks tale, cub checks out Sonoita home
The tranquilzed cub is lifted into an Arizona Game and Fish Department vehicle. The cub broke a window to get into the house.
In reversal of Goldilocks tale, cub checks out Sonoita home
Phil Volk's grandkids were visiting, and he thought he heard them rustling around in the kitchen at 6:15 a.m.
Foraging bears in Sierra Vista prompt hunt
Bears lost so much vital habitat to forest fires in the Huachuca Mountains that some of them now forage for food in nearby Sierra Vista — prompting a hunt to thin their numbers and protect people.
Wandering bear spends morning in Sierra Vista
A bear decided to take in the sights in Sierra Vista as its curiosity led it into the backyards of Sierra Vista residents. It eventually was persuaded to return to land suitable for bears.
Wandering bear spends morning in Sierra Vista
Officers in Sierra Vista spent a few hours Thursday morning trying to drive out a bear that was jumping into residents' yards.
Bear seen roaming Sierra Vista neighborhoods
Officers in Sierra Vista spent a few hours this morning trying to drive out a bear that was jumping into residents’ yards.
Bear up; 10 hrs. later, bear down
The male bear was spied 20 feet up a tree in Hereford, south of Sierra Vista, on Tuesday.
Bear up; 10 hrs. later, bear down
A bear that took up residence in a tree for more than 10 hours in a Hereford neighborhood, south of Sierra Vista, finally came down and headed back to the Huachuca Mountains.
Bear ambles down after 10 hours in Hereford tree
A bear that took up residence in a tree for more than 10 hours in a Hereford neighborhood, south of Sierra Vista, finally came down and headed back to the Huachuca Mountains.
July 17, 2012 6:41 pm PhotosPhotos
2 bears killed after Arizona campground attacks
PAYSON — Arizona authorities have killed two bears in the Tonto National Forest after three attacks on three people since May 31 in the Payson area.
Arizona campground reopens after bear attack
PAYSON — A northern Arizona campground that was temporarily closed because of a bear attack has reopened, although authorities haven’t found the animal.
Officials euthanize bear in SaddleBrooke (with poll)
A bear was killed in SaddleBrooke Sunday by the Arizona Game and Fish Department after it would not leave an area near several homes and showed signs of being too comfortable around humans.
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