Herman Biederbeck

"... months and ending Jime. The season starts as hungry bears emerge from winter hibernation, sometimes peeling the outer bark of trees to feed on sugary sapwood layers beneath, said Herman Biederbeck, wildlife biologist for the North Coast Watershed District. The trees tum red and can eventually die, he said. Bear damage to timber stands on private land in Oregon is "conservatively ..."

"... An unofficial estimate to that the success rate for the Upper (North hunt this year was about 28 percent. “I think a lot of elk hunting to luck,’’ sald Herman Biederbeck, a wildlife biologist at the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife Roseburg ot- "There are a tew very expe- elk hunters who can ‘constantly do better than most .others, but ..."

"... her volunteers. The center "assists injured, stranded and orphaned wildlife, many of which are rare or threatened or endangered, and essentially tries to get them on their feet," said Herman Biederbeck, North Coast district wildlife biologist with Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. The department and the federal fish and wildlife agency issue Pi I .mu Assa Thc Associated Fee (righi) ..."