Within the next few weeks, bears will be waking up from hibernation and will go looking for food.
That’s why a Prince Albert conservation officer is reminding cabin owners to be extra vigilant with respect to keeping food sources out of sight. Sgt. Casey Howey told
paNOW this applies to compost, bird seed and pet food.
“A bear may come in in the evening more than anything when people are sleeping. If it doesn’t find any food sources, it’s gonna continue on,” he said.
Given populations last year and the potential for an early spring, Howey forecasted the provincial bear population will be even higher this year. A number of reasons may come into play for sows having bigger litters, but Howey explained the excess moisture Saskatchewan has experienced the past few years plays a role. In general, the bears have just been healthier too.
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