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:''A large omnivorous predator found in temperate woodlands.  Mainly living on berries, it will also steal carcasses from other hunters.  Though normally a docile animal, it has been known to kill in a predatory attack.''
 
:''A large omnivorous predator found in temperate woodlands.  Mainly living on berries, it will also steal carcasses from other hunters.  Though normally a docile animal, it has been known to kill in a predatory attack.''
  
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'''Black bears''' are large, dangerous creatures. They like to raid your {{L|food}} and {{L|drink}} {{L|stockpiles}}, and you might have a hard time stopping them.
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'''Black bears''' are dangerous creatures that raid your {{L|food}} and {{L|alcohol|drink}} {{L|stockpiles}}. They are mainly a threat early in a fort's existence before defenses have been established.
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In any given year, up to three black bears may appear. They are always solitary, and hibernate during the winter. This makes winter a decent time to set up a bear trap: surround a small food stockpile with cage traps, and black bears will be yours, assuming it doesn't get overwhelmed by {{L|raccoon|other}} {{L|grizzly bear|natural}} {{L|fox|thieves}} first.
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Black bears can be tamed '''without''' the presence of a dungeon master, and have a reasonably high pet value of 300. This makes them a fairly decent option for a highly rewarding breeding program: black bear parts are worth twice as much as those of more {{L|domestic animal}}s.
  
 
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Revision as of 17:57, 25 June 2010

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Black Bear

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Biome
Cannot be tamed
Butchering returns

Food items

Meat 14
Fat 13
Brain 1
Heart 1
Lungs 2
Liver 1
Kidneys 2
Tripe 1
Sweetbread 1
Spleen 1

Raw materials

Ivory 2

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Wikipedia article

v50.14 · v0.47 · v0.34 · v0.31.25 · v0.28 · v0.23
This article is about an older version of DF.
A large omnivorous predator found in temperate woodlands. Mainly living on berries, it will also steal carcasses from other hunters. Though normally a docile animal, it has been known to kill in a predatory attack.

Black bears are dangerous creatures that raid your Template:L and Template:L Template:L. They are mainly a threat early in a fort's existence before defenses have been established.

In any given year, up to three black bears may appear. They are always solitary, and hibernate during the winter. This makes winter a decent time to set up a bear trap: surround a small food stockpile with cage traps, and black bears will be yours, assuming it doesn't get overwhelmed by Template:L Template:L Template:L first.

Black bears can be tamed without the presence of a dungeon master, and have a reasonably high pet value of 300. This makes them a fairly decent option for a highly rewarding breeding program: black bear parts are worth twice as much as those of more Template:Ls.

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