In Montmorency County, biologists from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources were finally able to track down a young black bear who had carried a plastic lid around his neck for the past two ...

Bear caged for 4 years makes first friend. Michigan wildlife experts finally were able to trap a black bear and remove a large lid that was stuck around his neck — for two years.

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Wildlife biologists in Montmorency County, Michigan, removed the plastic lid from the young male bear's neck earlier this month after it was captured and sedated the animal on June 2, the Michigan ...

Bear baiting is legal in Michigan, but the hole on a barrel lid typically must be large enough to avoid what happened to this bear. The bear weighed 110 pounds (49.9 kilograms), which is fairly ...

The bear was safely trapped and the lid removed on June 3. Michigan wildlife experts finally were able to trap a black bear and remove a large lid that was stuck around his neck — for two years.

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Images were released by Michigan’s Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and showed the bear with the lid on its neck. Other images show DNR staff with the immobilized bear after it was captured ...

"And he probably laid more on his back or side when he was resting," she said. Norton said it's not precisely known how the lid got stuck on the bear's neck. Bear baiting is legal in Michigan, but ...

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In this image provided by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, DNS staffers, from left, Angela Kujawa, Sherry Raifsnider and Miranda VanCleave work to remove a lid from the neck of an ...