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Bear hunters in Maine are hoping to bring back their spring hunt, but will face opposition from animal rights groups.
Maine bear hunters are trying to reestablish a spring black bear season in the legislature.
HP 262 seeks to allow the Commissioner of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife to establish a spring bear hunting season. Maine's bear population currently hovers around 35,000 animals. It was only 23,000 animals just 15 years ago. 

​"Right now, they are not taking enough bears," David Trahan, president of Sportsmen's Alliance of Maine, told the Bristol Herald Courier. "They have not taken enough bears to slow the growth of the bear population. All we're saying is, we'll have the ability to adjust it based on the best research."

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