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Officials kill grizzly bear in Montana, less than 2 miles from where woman was killed
CNN
Wildlife officials in Montana shot and killed a grizzly bear Friday morning less than two miles from Ovando, where a 65-year-old woman was killed in a bear attack Tuesday, Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks confirmed.
"Given the proximity to Tuesday's attack, the evidence found at the scenes and the fact another chicken coop was raided, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks officials believe this is the same bear but confirming DNA analysis will take a few days," said a statement from the department.![](/newspic/picid-6252001-20250216092711.jpg)
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