Wildlife managers are currently trying to trap a "large male grizzly" that's reportedly been roaming the western part of the City of Cody.
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Wildlife managers are currently trying to trap a "large male grizzly" that's reportedly been roaming the western part of the City of Cody.
The grizzly was spotted eating apples in a yard in the Sulphur Creek area, between Cody Labs and Dairy Queen, according to information from the Cody Police and Wyoming Game and Fish departments.
"Trapping operations are currently underway and it is critical that the public stay away from the area so capture operations are not hindered," Tara Hodges, a spokeswoman for the Game and Fish in Cody, said in a news release.
The news was first announced in a Saturday afternoon Facebook post by the Cody Police Department, which said the Game and Fish had recently notified the department that a grizzly had been frequenting residents' apple trees "within the last week."