Black Bear Cubs   (Previous)    (Next)    (Bears Thumbnails)    (Main Page) Richwood West Virginia Bears usually feed in the cool of the evening or early morning. During the heat of the day, they will seek shade in dense underbrush. Home ranges are determined by food types, abundance, and availability, and can be as small as 1 square mile or as great as 100 square miles.

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