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Black bear attacks 69-year-old woman

Condition update for woman hospitalized after severely injured by black bear in Wisconsin

A woman who was attacked and severely injured by a black bear over the weekend outside her western Wisconsin home had her condition upgraded Tuesday. Karen Frye, 69, was in serious condition, up from critical,

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Black bear attacks 69-year-old woman; officials seek to euthanize animal

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69-Year-Old Wisconsin Woman Attacked by Black Bear Outside Her Home as Search for Animal Continues

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Wisconsin woman injured in black bear attack

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is investigating a black bear attack that occurred Saturday in Barron County, where a 69-year-old woman sustained severe injuries.

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Victim of bear attack in stable condition, search for bear continues

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Barron Co. woman recovering from bear attack outside her home

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Bear attack in western Wisconsin offers reminders about encounters; bear to be euthanized

The DNR has said it located a cub in a tree when responding to this weekend’s attack in Barron County, indicating the young bear and its mom were involved.

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Officials search for black bear following attack on 69-year-old Wisconsin woman

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Woman seriously injured by bear in northwest Wisconsin

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Authorities continue search for bear that seriously wounded woman in NW Wisconsin

By Mark Zdechlik Wildlife officials continue to search for a black bear that seriously injured a woman outside her home in northwest Wisconsin last weekend. It happened Saturday afternoon near Comstock in Barron County.

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Authorities ID woman critically injured in Wisconsin bear attack

Authorities ID woman critically injured in Wisconsin bear attack originally appeared on Bring Me The News. A woman critically injured in a black bear attack in western Wisconsin over the weekend has been identified as 69-year-old Karen Frye, according to the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR).