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Although (American) black bear cubs normally remain with their mothers for 17 months, they are commonly self-sufficient at 5 months of age (by July), and they instinctively construct dens in fall. Cubs raised in captivity and released at 5 months to 6 years of age have reportedly shown good survival with few instances of nuisance problems. Most of these releases were in remote areas of Idaho and Michigan.
That is from outdoors.stackexchange.com>>>> https://outdoors.stackexchange.com/questions/14374/at-what-age-do-black-bear-cubs-have-a-good-chance-of-surviving-on-their-own
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