Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe GREENSBURG, Pa., July 10 (UPI) -- A Pennsylvania wildlife officer used doughnuts to lure a black bear into a trap after he showed up at the Mt. Odin Golf Course in Greensburg, Pa., police said. Girl Scouts who were attending camp nearby watched as the year-old bear was sedated and examined by Pennsylvania Game Commission officer Matthew Lucas, the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reported. Advertisement Lucas called doughnuts a perfect enticement. "Its sweet. Its greasy -- everything a bear loves," he said. Lucas said the young bear had probably been chased off by its mother who was preparing for another breeding season. The youngster will be taken to state game land and released, he said. Read More Bear sightings close Sand Island in Lake Superior Bear scientist's research license pulled Man may face charges after bear attack in Alaska 400-pound bear enters N.M. home, attacks bedridden woman Connecticut woman injured by bear while protecting her dog Bear bites Wisconsin man, circles home