Peoria, Ill. — An Illinois bowhunter who’d amassed national notoriety for taking multiple trophy deer from the ground is now entangled in a controversy that appears to have sent him underground. Marc Anthony, of Goodfield, has claimed more than 20 Pope & Young bucks and a handful that met the Boone and Crockett Club’s requirements. […]
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Peru, Ind. (AP) — For seven days in January 2005, a jury in a federal courtroom heard tales from an Indiana hunting preserve about deer being drugged and even a sick deer propped up in a 1-acre pen so a hunter could shoot a $15,000 trophy. Jurors heard testimony from an outdoor television celebrity, a
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Oxford, N.Y. — Friends and colleagues are rallying around a state environmental conservation officer from Region 7 who lost his home, two canine law enforcement partners and the family’s Labrador retriever in a fire last month. No one was hurt in the April 22 blaze that claimed the Chenango County home of ECO Brett Armstrong.
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