Complaint of aggressive behavior results in euthanized bears near Hudson's Bay Wetland
A Prince George woman who lives next to the Hudson’s Bay Wetland Nature Park is upset that two black bears were shot and killed near her house Thursday afternoon by a conservation officer.
Hedrick took photos of one of the bears 15 minutes before it was killed, at about 5:30 p.m. Thursday, and said it was simply walking across her yard.
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