A large black bear was seen in Forsyth County, near a mountain. The sighting occurred in a homeowner's backyard.
The bear was spotted near Sawnee Mountain, which is located off Highway 306. This is the information available about the bear sighting in Forsyth County.
For more details about the large black bear spotted in the area, readers can refer to the source, FOX 5 Atlanta.
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