A dead black bear was discovered in Campbell County on May 1.

WHITE OAK, TN (WLAF) – Nearly a month after a black bear was found shot to death in White Oak, there are still no leads in the case.  Campbell County based Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency Wildlife Officer Brenden Marlow said, “There are no leads.  I’m surprised no one hasn’t called with any info.”  Anyone with information is urged to call Marlow at 615.571.4792.

 The Pine Mountain Longbeards Chapter of the NWTF-Tennessee announced it is offering a $500 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible for killing the bear.  

Marlow responded to the call about a dead bear Friday, May 1. Marlow arrived on the scene that Friday  10:30 am and located the black bear.  He said, “It was right there behind the dumpsters.”  That was at the White Oak convenience center on Davis Creek Road.

Officers examined the animal and determined the 400-pound bear had been shot with a large caliber firearm. They collected shell casings from the scene.  (WLAF NEWS PUBLISHED – 05/11/2020-6AM-PHOTOS COURTESY OF THE TWRA-UPDATED – 05/28/2020-6AM)

5 Replies to “After a month still no leads in killing of black bear; $500 reward offered”

  1. Hope an pray if a arrest was ever made this one wii be brought to justice

  2. Hope you catch whoever shot this bear, if it was a nusaince, they should have called the game commision.

  3. I love black bears and this make me so sad. I hope you catch the person that done this.

  4. The bears were here first i really hope you catch the ass who did this he deserves to go to jail.

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