Nevada wildlife wardens capture, release 11 bears since July 1

Two black bears trapped Tuesday were released back into the wild by Nevada Department of Wildlife wardens. So far, 11 bears have been safely released back into the Sierra since July 1. Both bears were tagged, tattooed and micro chipped in order to identify them in the future should they come back in to contact with humans.

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