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To: Clappy who wrote (32464)	9/8/2000 6:46:09 PM
From: T L Comiskey	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 35685

Clappman.....Thx for the praise...But...Some of this stuff is a bitter pill TV Celebrities Murdered................. Thousands mourn........ Care Bear's 15 minutes of fame are Up....... It's Rug Time........ Beloved Bears Dead Hunters Shoot Bear Featured on Discovery Channel The Associated Press E L Y, Minn., Sept. 7 — Two radio-collared bears made famous by a northern Minnesota researcher have been shot and killed by hunters. One of the bears gained notoriety last winter when a video camera was placed in its den — and thousands of people watched it hibernate on the Discovery Channel’s Web site. The black bears were fitted with bright white collars carrying radio transmitters, and shooting them is not illegal. Now researcher Lynn Rogers is calling for a new rule making collared bears off-limits. Randy VanBoxel of Cannon City agrees — and he’s the hunter who shot the bear, named Whiteheart. Now he says he feels bad, and has sworn off hunting the animals. He talked to Rogers on the telephone soon after shooting Whiteheart on August 23rd. But apparently Rogers didn’t warn VanBoxel about other bears in the area he was studying — Randy’s brother Michael shot Spirit, Whiteheart’s relative, a few days later