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Park Service to allow Alaska hunters to bait bears with doughnuts
The National Park Service is reviving bear baiting with doughnuts in Alaska.
The practice lets hunters use doughnuts as bait to attract bears.
The Biden administration had banned the practice.
Conservationists condemned the practice.
The decision concerns hunters in Alaska.
The source gives no further details about when the change takes effect or what happens next.
The National Park Service will allow Alaska hunters to bait bears with doughnuts.
The Park Service is reviving a practice banned by the Biden administration.
Conservationists condemned the practice.
- Who
- The National Park Service and Alaska hunters.
- What
- The Park Service will allow hunters to bait bears with doughnuts.
- When
- The article was published on October 16, 2026.
- Where
- Alaska.
- Why
- Not stated.
National Park Service
Conservationists
Baiting bears
National Park Service
The Park Service is reviving a practice that allows Alaska hunters to bait bears with doughnuts.
Conservationists
Conservationists condemned the practice.
The practice was banned.
The Park Service was reported to be reviving the practice.
- Agency
- National Park Service
- Location
- Alaska
- Bait
- Doughnuts
- Earlier ban
- Biden administration
- Attitude
- Conservationists condemned the practice