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Fatal Bear Mauling in Alaska: Hunter Found Dead After Deer Hunt

Tad Fujioka, a 50-year-old hunter from Sitka, Alaska, was found dead following a bear mauling during a deer hunting trip on Baranof Island.

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Updated: Oct 31st, 2024, 9:07 PM ET

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Tad Fujioka, a 50-year-old resident of Sitka, Alaska, was found dead after a bear attack during a solo hunting trip on Baranof Island. Reported overdue, search efforts led to the discovery of his remains, which bore signs of a fatal mauling. Authorities noted bears had scavenged a deer he had killed. A U.S. Coast Guard helicopter identified three brown bears nearby. Despite search efforts, the culprits were not discovered before nightfall. This incident adds to the concern over wildlife encounters in Alaska, which has seen multiple bear-related fatalities in the past.


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