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Grizzly Cubs Relocated to Reduce Human-Bear Conflicts

9/30/2025

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On Sept. 21, Wyoming Game and Fish relocated two grizzly cubs after hazing failed.
The cubs were moved to the Clarks Fork River drainage, 26 miles NW of Cody.
Relocation involved U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Shoshone National Forest.
It follows state and federal regulations to reduce human-bear conflicts; Game and Fish must inform the public about relocations.

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Story summary

On Sept. 21, Wyoming Game and Fish relocated two grizzly cubs after hazing failed.
The cubs were moved to the Clarks Fork River drainage, 26 miles NW of Cody.
Relocation involved U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Shoshone National Forest.
It follows state and federal regulations to reduce human-bear conflicts; Game and Fish must inform the public about relocations.