December 23, 2013 From Westport-News.com A complaint about suspicious people in the woods led to charges against a Fairfield man Monday. William O’Brien, 51, of Woodland Road in Fairfield, was found in violation of Westport’s…
December 23, 2013 From THOnline.com A Hazel Green, Wis., man was arrested Sunday morning after police said he illegally hunted within the city of Dubuque. Shane M. Fluhr, 54, was charged with discharging a firearm…
December 20, 2013 From CCenterDispatch.com The Clay County District Clerk’s Office reported that Eric L. Blanchard, Junction City, was fined $196 for taking a non-game animal in the Sugar Bowl wildlife area on Nov. 11…
December 18, 2013 From WTVA.com ABERDEEN, Miss. (WTVA) — A Flowood man has pleaded guilty to hunting over a baited field. U. S. Attorney Felicia Adams says Roger D. Latham, 47, entered a guilty plea…
December 19, 2013 From HottyToddy.com Baiting ducks with corn is a serious crime. Roger D. Latham, 47, of Flowood, Miss., pled guilty on Dec. 17, before United States Magistrate Judge David A. Sanders, in Aberdeen…
December 19, 2013 From MTStandard.com A Dillon couple and 15 of their friends and relatives have been charged with poaching crimes after a sweeping investigation revealed they illegally harvested dozens of animals over the past…
December 19, 2013 From MessageMedia.com CO Karl Hadrits (Crosby): A complaint of untagged, unchecked snares was investigated with numerous illegal snares seized. CO Luke Croatt (Wealthwood) checked on an investigation involving illegally taken deer.
December 20, 2013 From Frontiersman.com ANCHORAGE — Alaska State Troopers say that a Wasilla man was fined $620 in a plea agreement over false claims made on his hunting guide application. Clifford F. Smith, 37,…
December 17, 2013 From WickedLocal.com Hingham police have filed criminal complaints against three men who they say were illegally hunting on conservation land. Sgt. Steven Dearth said an off-duty officer found the three men Friday…
December 13, 2013 From TheRepublic.com COLUMBUS, Ohio — Eighteen more state wildlife officers are being referred for possible criminal prosecution after a follow-up investigation into illegal hunting while on duty uncovered additional cases, the state…
