(WWJ) There are many types of bears in the U.S., but Michigan is home to only one — the American black bear.
With black bear hunting season beginning next month, WWJ's Brian Fisher explores why Michiganders hunt them: Is it for meat, for sport, or to control the overpopulation of a dangerous animal? Find out in today's Daily J podcast.
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