Sgt. Ted Jackson says agents are following the bear to make sure it stays away from schools.
He says if agents get a clear shot, they'll try to dart it again. If the bear remains in the area, they'll try again to trap it and relocate it.
Black bear outsmarts wildlife officials
PORT ORCHARD, WA
Washington Fish and Wildlife Department agents are tracking the
bear Tuesday near Port Orchard. So far, the bear has withstood a
tranquilizer dart Monday and resisted a trap baited with doughnuts,
marshmallows and maple syrup.
