COMSTOCK, Wis. (WSAW) - The Wisconsin DNR has concluded its efforts to trap a black bear that attacked a woman in Barron County earlier this month. The sow and the cub involved have not been seen since the attack on July 12.

According to the agency, neither of the animals has been seen since the July 12 attack near Comstock in Barron County. Police who responded to the home of 69-year-old Karen Frye shot at the animal, but it got away, and responding officers couldn't find it. However, they did find a cub in a tree.

After two weeks of surveillance and setting traps, the DNR has suspended the search for a bear that attached a woman in Barron County

The Wisconsin DNR announced Monday that it has concluded its efforts to trap a black bear that was involved in an attack in Barron County on July 12. Authorities say neither the bear involved, nor her cub,

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources announced Monday that its efforts continue to trap the black bear that reportedly attacked an elderly woman in nor