Bear freed after plastic jar prank in Newport Tennessee
Wildlife officers tracked a 115 pound male black bear near Newport in the Great Smoky Mountains foothills for three weeks. Shelly Hammonds sedated the animal after it ran in front of her vehicle and later removed a jar from its head in downtown Newport before releasing it into the Cherokee National Forest.
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Doughnuts Help Trap Black Bears In Oklahoma Study
Wildlife officials in Oklahoma report pastries as effective bait for trapping black bears in the eastern part of the state. The program tags bears, collects DNA samples from fur and tissue, and uses 200 bait stations with hair snares to map movement, noting a 50-pound cub reached a doughnut first.
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