Officials said they are testing DNA to establish whether a grizzly or a black bear killed Treat. ———This story has corrected to show that the last name of Flathead National Forest spokeswoman Janette Turk was misspelled Tusk. His death has hit the tight-knit community of Forest Service employees in northwestern Montana hard, Flathead National Forest spokeswoman Janette Turk said. He spent the last 12 years stationed at the remote Hungry Horse District in the Flathead National Forest, whose territory stretches into the untamed Great Bear Wilderness. He married a local girl, a photographer named Somer Hileman, and became a Forest Service law enforcement officer in 2004.

Source: ABC News July 01, 2016 07:15 UTC