AS - Wednesday, May 4, 1983 - North Shore News

SAFELY behind bars in
a bear trap at the home
of North Vancouver
conservation officer
Doug Adolph, pictured
kneeling, two-year-old
‘black bear was later
taken up into watershed
lands by Adolph and
released. It was cap-
tured in a tree in a
private yard in Capilano
Highlands last Thur-
sday. Conservation
officer Dennis Pemble,
pictured in the
foreground, shot it with
a tranqguillizer gua and
when the stunned bear
became stuck in the tree
Pembie had to climb up,
tie a rope around it and
lower the unconscious
bear down to Adolph.

Pea

NEWS photo Terry Peters

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