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Age of Harvested Black Bears During the 2015 Bear Season Age of Harvested Black Bears during the 2015 Bear Season Last Name First Name MI Suffix Seal Number Date of Harvest BEARSEX Age Age Range ABBITT WATKINS 223710 1-Sep-2015 MALE 1 0-1 ABBOTT MICHAEL 340993 5-Sep-2015 MALE 3 ABERNOUICK AUDREY 308280 1-Sep-2015 MALE 2 ADAMS HERMAN 331321 10-Sep-2015 MALE 1 ADAMS ROBERT 308274 31-Aug-2015 MALE 3 ADAMS STEPHEN 227364 4-Sep-2015 FEMALE 5 AINSWORTH HERBIE 231648 14-Sep-2015 FEMALE 1 ALBANESE ALBERT 321059 19-Sep-2015 MALE 8 8-9 ALBERT TISTEN 331502 7-Sep-2015 FEMALE 9 8-10 ALDRED CHRIS 332269 3-Sep-2015 FEMALE 1 ALEXANDER KEVIN 298164 22-Sep-2015 MALE 2 ALLEN CHARLES 343212 8-Sep-2015 MALE 2 ALLEN DAVID 332245 15-Sep-2015 FEMALE 1 ALLEN ELAIS 290766 22-Sep-2015 MALE 3 ALLEN JAMES 332243 15-Sep-2015 MALE 1 ALLEN JOSHUA 338451 8-Sep-2015 MALE 1 ALLEN SCOTT 133092 31-Aug-2015 MALE 1 ALLEN WILLIAM 308729 8-Sep-2015 MALE 3 ALTOBELLI MARK 329120 18-Sep-2015 FEMALE 2 ALVES ROGER 308293 9-Sep-2015 MALE 4 AMARAL JAMIE 325018 18-Sep-2015 FEMALE 1 AMAZEN EMILY 331023 15-Oct-2015 FEMALE 1 AMNAH MICHAEL 324042 31-Aug-2015 FEMALE 3 AMOROSE THOMAS 296448 4-Sep-2015 FEMALE 5 ANDERSON CLAYTON 216786 11-Sep-2015 FEMALE 1 ANDERSON CRAIG 343754 12-Sep-2015 MALE 6 6-7 ANDERSON DONALD 312583 21-Sep-2015 FEMALE 1 ANDERSON ERIC 283531 31-Aug-2015 FEMALE 1 ANDERSON JAMES 274888 17-Sep-2015 MALE 2 ANDERSON JEFFREY 286611 20-Oct-2015 MALE 2 ANDERSON JOSEPH 343619 12-Sep-2015 MALE 2 ANDERSON MICHAEL 339983 5-Sep-2015 FEMALE 1 ANDERSON MIKE 284537 27-Oct-2015 FEMALE 1 ANDERSON RENEE 339960 31-Aug-2015 MALE 6 ANDERSON RUSSELL JR 22222 13-Oct-2015 MALE 23 22-23 ANDERSON STEVE 340012 13-Oct-2015 MALE 2 ANDERSON TIMOTHY 321684 4-Sep-2015 FEMALE 14 13-15 ANDERSON WALTER 270566 4-Sep-2015 MALE 1 ANGLIN SAMUEL 334181 8-Sep-2015 MALE 2 ANNIS ERIC 267577 18-Sep-2015 MALE 2 ANNIS HEATHER 267629 31-Aug-2015 MALE 1 ANNIS HUNTER 257152 12-Oct-2015 FEMALE 2 ANTONUZZI COSIMO IV 321054 18-Sep-2015 FEMALE 3 ANUSZEWSKI CHAD 255285 31-Aug-2015 MALE 2 ARCHER DANIEL 341620 27-Nov-2015 FEMALE 6 AREY KEVIN 318930 21-Sep-2015 FEMALE 0 ARNEN DEAN 340982 3-Sep-2015 MALE 4 ARNOLD RICHARD 289107 29-Sep-2015 FEMALE 2 ARNOLD RICHARD 289106 29-Sep-2015 FEMALE 3 3-4 ARNOLD RICHARD JR 289110 3-Oct-2015 MALE 1 ARNOLD RICHARD JR 289105 29-Sep-2015 MALE 1 ARSENAULT KRISTEN 338293 3-Sep-2015 MALE 2 ARSENAULT TOBYN 117877 23-Oct-2015 MALE 4 ARTERS FRANK 340952 31-Aug-2015 MALE 2 IF YOU DON’T SEE YOUR NAME, we didn’t receive a tooth or we couldn’t read your information on the tooth envelope. Some teeth are received late and will be posted at a later date. Age of Harvested Black Bears during the 2015 Bear Season Last Name First Name MI Suffix Seal Number Date of Harvest BEARSEX Age Age Range ARTHUR ELLIS 338282 2-Sep-2015 MALE 1 ARTHUR TIMOTHY 268140 31-Aug-2015 MALE 1 ASTBURY BRADLEY 266307 4-Nov-2015 MALE 2 ASTRANDER STEVEN II 323073 10-Sep-2015 FEMALE 4 ATKINS JAMES 174036 31-Aug-2015 MALE 2 ATKINS RAY 296442 2-Sep-2015 FEMALE 3 AUGENSTEIN MICHAEL 251146 24-Sep-2015 FEMALE 2 AUMICK GEORGE 338360 7-Sep-2015 FEMALE 2 AUSTIN CALEB 338340 9-Oct-2015 MALE 2 AUSTIN DALE B 284053 21-Sep-2015 MALE 2 AUSTIN LAWRENCE 284044 31-Aug-2015 FEMALE 4 AUSTIN RONALD 256823 2-Sep-2015 MALE 1 AUTY WILLIAM 339985 8-Sep-2015 FEMALE 1 AVERY ELROY 329830 1-Sep-2015 MALE 2 AWTZ GLENN 293080 31-Aug-2015 MALE 2 AYERS GARRETT 296226 1-Oct-2015 MALE 4 BABBS HANNA 234771 31-Aug-2015 MALE 1 BABIK MICHAEL 286687 31-Aug-2015 MALE 2 BACKER MARTIN D 309132 1-Sep-2015 FEMALE 1 BACON NICHOLAS 252691 19-Sep-2015 FEMALE 1 BADGER JOHN 334178 17-Oct-2015 MALE 1 BADGER JOSEPH 117866 7-Sep-2015 MALE 1 BADGER MARTIN D 339071 5-Oct-2015 MALE 0 BAKER DANIEL 341010 8-Sep-2015 MALE 0 BAKER JARRETT 216785 8-Sep-2015 MALE 2 BAKER ROBERT 174034 31-Aug-2015 FEMALE 4 BALDWIN BENJAMIN 323063 4-Sep-2015 MALE 19 18-19 BALFOUR JAMES 119979 8-Sep-2015 FEMALE 1 BALL JAMES 334149 4-Sep-2015 FEMALE 2 BALL JOSEPH 321009 2-Sep-2015 MALE 2 BALLOG KEVIN 340979 3-Sep-2015 MALE 3 BALLOG SAMANTHA 340971 2-Sep-2015 FEMALE 6 BALUSTERO HUNTLEY 342354 1-Sep-2015 FEMALE 2 BANKS HAL 270643 7-Sep-2015 FEMALE 4 BANTER DONALD 323110 25-Sep-2015 FEMALE 4 BANTON BARRY 267379 16-Sep-2015 MALE 6 BARINA JAMES 323041 1-Sep-2015 FEMALE 1 BARLOW ARTHUR JR 328260 7-Sep-2015 MALE 2 BARNES CHRISTINE 133029 2-Sep-2015 FEMALE 15 15-16 BARNES HUNTER C 91543 26-Oct-2015 MALE 4 BARNES NATHAN 227375 2-Nov-2015 MALE 1 BARONE MICHAEL 271611 1-Sep-2015 MALE 2 BARRINGTON DALLAS 332273 14-Oct-2015 MALE 2 BARROWS JESSE 331556 23-Oct-2015 FEMALE 1 BARSANTI PHILIP 331153 21-Sep-2015 MALE 2 BARTH RAYMOND 325424 10-Sep-2015 FEMALE 2 2-3 BARTH RAYMOND 325424 10-Sep-2015 FEMALE 3 BARTLEY JOHN 324062 8-Sep-2015 MALE 1 BATEMAN BYRON 290769 28-Sep-2015 MALE 3 BATES CINDY 323057 3-Sep-2015 FEMALE 1 BATES NATHANIEL 340011 9-Oct-2015 FEMALE 7 BAUER DEANNA 282650 29-Aug-2015 MALE 2 BAUERLICH ROY SR 323045 1-Sep-2015 FEMALE 3 BEAL RICHARD 341473 30-Oct-2015 FEMALE 2 IF YOU DON’T SEE YOUR NAME, we didn’t receive a tooth or we couldn’t read your information on the tooth envelope. Some teeth are received late and will be posted at a later date. Age of Harvested Black Bears during the 2015 Bear Season Last Name First Name MI Suffix Seal Number Date of Harvest BEARSEX Age Age Range BEAN JASON 337772 12-Sep-2015 FEMALE 7 BEAN JEFFREY 335768 19-Oct-2015 FEMALE 8 BEAN WENDALL 335773 24-Oct-2015 FEMALE 12 11-12 BEASLEY KENNETH 329110 11-Sep-2015 FEMALE 3 BEAUDENT RHEAL 321693 8-Sep-2015 MALE 1 BEAULIEU DAVID 339191 15-Sep-2015 FEMALE 9 BEAULIEU KENNETH 340988 3-Sep-2015 MALE 5 BEAULIEU MICHAEL 119976 5-Sep-2015 FEMALE 7 BEAULIEU TIMOTHY 339175 5-Sep-2015 MALE 1 BEAUNE CHRISTOPHER 328259 5-Sep-2015 MALE 3 BEAVER NEIL 255617 28-Sep-2015 MALE 7 BECK JONATHAN 335926 2-Sep-2015 FEMALE 4 BECKLEY STEVE 343221 15-Sep-2015 MALE 2 BECKWITH SAMANTHA 331540 26-Sep-2015 Not Recorded 1 BEGIN PATRICK 284045 2-Sep-2015 FEMALE 2 BEHAGE THOMAS 338400 31-Aug-2015 FEMALE 4 BELANDER ANDREE 338462 10-Sep-2015 FEMALE 10 BELANGER JACOB 284056 26-Sep-2015 FEMALE 4 BELDON MAURICE 321683 4-Sep-2015 MALE X Damaged Tooth BELL ANDREW 151688 1-Sep-2015 FEMALE 1 BELL CAROLL 321699 12-Sep-2015 FEMALE 2 BELL MICHAEL 318846 8-Sep-2015 FEMALE 2 BELLAN RONALD III 296495 24-Sep-2015 MALE 1 BELLEFLEUR NOCHOLAS 338289 3-Sep-2015 MALE 2 BELLINGER LOUIS 323107 28-Sep-2015 MALE 14 14-15 BENFATTA DEBORAH 174064 15-Sep-2015 MALE 1 BENFATTA JOSEPH 174071 18-Sep-2015 FEMALE 0 BENJAMIN WILLIAM 226689 11-Sep-2015 MALE 1 BENNETT RICHARD 255614 21-Sep-2015 MALE 2 BENSON MAHLON III 226678 2-Sep-2015 FEMALE 3 BERBERICK ZACKARY 237243 18-Sep-2015 MALE 6 BERNARD EVAN 337765 1-Sep-2015 MALE 1 BERNIER HOLDEN 342383 26-Sep-2015 MALE 7 BERNIER PATRICK 289077 3-Sep-2015 MALE 2 BERNIER PAULA 338476 16-Sep-2015 FEMALE x Damaged Tooth BEROSH EDWARD 335927 4-Sep-2015 MALE 6 BERRY CHARLES 331562 27-Oct-2015 MALE 3 BERRY WAYNE 341036 16-Sep-2015 FEMALE 3 BERTUZZI LAWRENCE 343581 14-Sep-2015 MALE 8 BEVILAQUA DALE 343761 31-Aug-2015 FEMALE 2 BEWLL EVAN 343638 7-Sep-2015 MALE 3 BICKFORD MEREDITH 308286 5-Sep-2015 FEMALE 7 6-7 BILL JOSEPH 323102 23-Sep-2015 MALE 4 BILODEAU JASON 343698 27-Nov-2015 FEMALE 3 BIRD FRED 338484 19-Sep-2015 MALE 4 BIRD GARY 270636 31-Aug-2015 MALE 6 5-6 BIRD STEVEN 340010 2-Oct-2015 FEMALE 4 BISH BARY 321034 10-Sep-2015 FEMALE 4 BISH DALTON 321026 8-Sep-2015 MALE 1 BISH MATTHEW 321027 8-Sep-2015 FEMALE 3 BISH MICHAEL 321032 10-Sep-2015 FEMALE 5 BISHOP AMY 331559 26-Oct-2015 FEMALE 7 7-8 BISHOP ISABELLA 296437 29-Aug-2015 MALE 2 BISHOP MICHAEL 329377 24-Sep-2015 FEMALE 12 12-13 IF YOU DON’T SEE YOUR NAME, we didn’t receive a tooth or we couldn’t read your information on the tooth envelope. Some teeth are received late and will be posted at a later date. Age of Harvested Black Bears during the 2015 Bear Season Last Name First Name MI Suffix Seal Number Date of Harvest BEARSEX Age Age Range BITTIN THOMAS 339164 1-Sep-2015 MALE 1 BITTINGER JEFFREY 337507 31-Aug-2015 MALE 1 BITTNER ANTHONY 325011 14-Sep-2015 MALE 2 BLACK THOMAS 341053 25-Sep-2015 FEMALE 3 BLACKENBURN RODNEY 323050 3-Sep-2015 MALE 2 BLACKSTONE SETH 334168 22-Sep-2015 MALE 2 BLAGBURN KEN A 228822 5-Sep-2015 MALE 1 BLAIR TERRI 317529 9-Oct-2015 MALE 6 BLAIS BENJAMIN 323064 4-Sep-2015 MALE 2 BLAKENEY NICHKY 324060 7-Sep-2015 MALE 2 BLANCHARD RANDY 339049 19-Oct-2015 MALE 9 BLANKENHORN LUKE 323044 1-Sep-2015 FEMALE 2 BLEUINS KURTIS 308275 31-Aug-2015 MALE 4 BLEVIN TAYLOR 308277 1-Sep-2015 MALE 3 BLOOM CARTER 226676 1-Sep-2015 MALE 2 BLOW KENNETH 324075 12-Sep-2015 FEMALE 0 BOCART JACK JR 324946 1-Sep-2015 MALE 2 BOGGS DANIEL 56796 3-Sep-2015 FEMALE 3 BOLDUC JIMMY 323062 4-Sep-2015 MALE 1 BOLDUC PHILLIPPE 337616 21-Nov-2015 FEMALE 3 BOLDUC WILLIAM E 300823 19-Sep-2015 MALE 2 BOLINSKY RICHARD 296492 24-Sep-2015 FEMALE 9 BOLYARD JEREMY 309134 24-Sep-2015 MALE 12 11-12 BONAVITA JOSEPH 338041 24-Sep-2015 MALE 2 BONITO ADAM 324501 31-Aug-2015 MALE 3 BOOKER FRANK 325381 16-Sep-2015 FEMALE 4 BOOTH JUSTIN 344545 25-Sep-2015 MALE 2 BOOTHROYD ALLAN 334176 7-Oct-2015 MALE 2 BOOTHROYD DANIEL 336307 5-Oct-2015 MALE 2 BORDNER JASON 338474 15-Sep-2015 FEMALE 1 BORMAN EMERSON JR 344460 19-Oct-2015 MALE 0 BORZELLI ALBERT 334724 17-Sep-2015 MALE 2 BOSCHEN GREGORY 341012 8-Sep-2015 FEMALE 3 BOTHWELL DANIEL 308281 5-Sep-2015 MALE 2 BOTLEY DAVID 341017 11-Sep-2015 MALE 2 BOUCHARD CHRISTOPHER 314912 8-Oct-2015 MALE 1 BOUCHARD IAN 331503 7-Sep-2015 FEMALE 6 BOUCHARD LAWRENCE 314911 28-Sep-2015 FEMALE 0 BOUCHARD SHERRI 344921 10-Oct-2015 MALE 0 BOUCHER JESSICA 334153 17-Sep-2015 FEMALE 1 BOUDREAU SCOTT 343625 8-Sep-2015 MALE 1 BOWDEN JOHN S 330851 1-Sep-2015 MALE 2 BOWEN CHRISTOPHER 196432 17-Sep-2015 FEMALE 15 BOWEN DANIEL 324079 14-Sep-2015 FEMALE 2 BOWEN GERALD 335955 16-Sep-2015 MALE 4 BOWEN RICHARD 304288 7-Sep-2015 MALE 7 BOWER ADAM 335918 1-Sep-2015 FEMALE x Damaged Tooth BOWER ROBERT 335919 3-Sep-2015 FEMALE x Damaged Tooth BOWERS ROBIN 337528 7-Sep-2015 FEMALE 8 BOWLES TIMOTHY 321698 12-Sep-2015 FEMALE 4 BOYER TIFFANY 270645 10-Sep-2015 MALE 2 BOYNTON EARL 308741 22-Sep-2015 MALE 1 BOYNTON ROBERT 339262 4-Sep-2015 FEMALE 9 BRADFORD BROCK 342269 8-Sep-2015 FEMALE 9 IF YOU DON’T SEE YOUR NAME, we didn’t receive a tooth or we couldn’t read your information on the tooth envelope.
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