Yes, it is illegal to shoot a bear in the state of California unless it is in self-defense or under specific circumstances permitted by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife.
Yes, it is legal to shoot a bear in self-defense in California if the bear poses an immediate threat to your safety. However, it is important to report the incident to the appropriate authorities afterwards.
It's the grizzly bear
California is called the Bear Flag Republic.
California grizzly bear. it is extinct
its a bear...this is why the flag has a bear on it and it is the bear flag state
The bear on California's state flag represents strength, unyielding resistance, and the state's wildlife. It specifically depicts the California grizzly bear, symbolizing the state's natural resources and the spirit of independence associated with the Bear Flag Revolt of 1846. The bear signifies California's rugged and pioneering spirit as well as its history of exploration and settlement.
California has a bear on its flag
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In most cases, it is not illegal to shoot a bear in self-defense if it is attacking you or posing an immediate threat to your safety. However, laws regarding self-defense vary by location, so it is important to know the specific regulations in your area.
1953 was when the grizzly bear became the offical state animal.
The California grizzly bear is featured on the California state flag. It is modeled after the last wild California grizzly bear in captivity, named Monarch.A wild Californian grizzly bear
The Black Bear is the California State Mammal!