2016 Year In Review: Sweet Details Of Radnor Bear's Capture

This article originally appear on Patch in September 2016

With the Radnor bear finally trapped and relocated, residents can rest easy knowing their kids, pets, and property is safe yet again.

To make the good news even better, residents will love how officials lured the bear into the trap.

Pennsylvania Game Commission Wildlife Conservation Officer Justin Ritter and state Park Rangers played to the ursine creatures greatest weakness: honey.

Ritter told The Delaware County Daily Times that officials used honey, donuts, and maple syrup to lure the bear into a humane trap in Ridley Creek State Park in Media.

The bear was later released into state game lands in Dauphin County, which according to Radnor Bear's parody Twitter account is a good thing.

I understand you call these "game lands?" I love games! Who's up for some Monopoly? Also where do they keep the games?
— Radnor Black Bear (@RadnorBear) October 11, 2016

Deputy Wildlife Conservation Officer Bill Cosenza grabbed several videos of the bear being released. Watch below:

Image and video via Bill Cosenza YouTube