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July 28, 2001 FOR 2001 SEASON ONLY |
Ministry of Natural Resources |
There is a bear(s) on Diamond Lake acting unusually bold around people. You will probably be visited, day or night, if you camp on Diamond. With four confirmed direct encounters by canoeists (see map), consider this advice for Diamond Lake:
Tips for All Temagami There is a likelihood of bear encounters throughout Temagami given the increased number of benign sightings and the poor mid-summer berry crop. If you do see a bear, consider yourself lucky. Most canoeists go the season without seeing any. But you should consider always hanging your food in trees. Islands are not bearproof as bears are excellent swimmers so don't think an island campsite will help you avoid a visit. Diamond Bear-Encounter Report and Map - 2001 MNR's Black Bear Web Site Excellent! |
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