Wildlife officials are asking the public in Issaquah's Squak Mountain and Cougar Mountain neighborhoods to be on the lookout for a large black bear that has well outgrown his research collar. FOX13
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife says despite the fact that the bear loves trash and is unnaturally large, he's eluded capture for about two years.
Wilkinson says when he first caught the bear on camera in September of 2020, the collar wasn't as tight. But since then, it's gotten worse. "Over the course of the years we’ve probably seen 25 to 30 bears," said Laura Foreman, Squak Mountain resident. She says she doesn't typically walk alone the night before trash day because the bears have gotten so used to the trash schedule. She says they like to get into the bags before they are picked up the next morning.
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