Late-night angling patrol (Chemung County) ECO John Lifrieri was conducting late-night patrol along the Chemung River in the city of Elmira. Lifrieri located and began field inspections of several separate groups of fishermen. Several individuals
REPORTS LEFTOVER FROM NOVEMBER District 9 — Black River Falls area Warden Matt Weber and warden supervisor Mike Green worked on an illegal deer-baiting case involving an individual hunting over an illegal bait. Two adults
District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) checked anglers on the Roseau River and Lake of the Woods. A group of anglers on Lake of the Woods was found to be in possession
Central Ohio – Wildlife District 1 • State wildlife officers were working a night enforcement project in early November, targeting spotlighting in Knox County. During the project, a stop was made on suspicious vehicles that
DISTRICT 1 CO Trey Luce checked a local deer processor after firearms deer season. Several suspicious firearms license purchases led to one of the subjects being checked at his residence. The hunter purchased two firearms
NORTHWEST REGION From the Game Commission • Erie County WCO Michael A. Girosky reports an unusually high number of mistake kills during the regular deer season this year. • Mercer County WCO Lawrence R. Hergenroeder
District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) was joined by COs Woinarowicz, Gorecki, Schottenbauer, Kahre, and Lt. Znajda in checking anglers on Lake of the Woods. Assistance was given at the Northwest Angle
District 7 — Wisconsin Rapids area Warden Jon Scharbarth, of Stevens Point, and recruit Josh Loining made contact with a property owner regarding a fresh gut pile and blood trail that ended at an illegally
Region I A District 1 CPO responded to a call of a lost hunter in Lowden Miller State Forest. The CPO located the hunter on the neighboring property and gave him a ride back to
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