Central Ohio – Wildlife District 1 • State wildlife officer Josh Elster, assigned to Pickaway County, received information from the 1-800-Poacher TIP line that a youth shot a deer with a rifle during archery season.
DISTRICT 1 CO Trey Luce was patrolling western Marquette County when he encountered an unregistered ORV. CO Luce also observed blood on the back of the ORV, and the operator said he shot a deer
NORTHWEST REGION From the Game Commission Butler County WCO Christopher J. Deal reports that there have beemany baited hunting sites ithe county. Citations have beefiled against several individuals for setting up and hunting ithese areas.
District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) spent the week checking deer hunters and fielding complaints. Assistance was given in the search for a lost hunter in the Lost River State Forest north
Region I A District 7 sergeant recovered two bald eagles. The first was recovered near Dickson Mounds Museum. After a short trip to Wildlife Prairie Park, it was determined that the eagle was emaciated for
District 12 — Green Bay area and Northeast Operations Marine Unit Warden Chris Kratcha, of Sturgeon Bay, observed a grandfather operating an ATV on a southern Door County roadway with two grandchildren as passengers. A
Unnecessary bear kill (Steuben County) ECO Steve Farrand received a call from central dispatch reporting a man on Watson Creek Road in the town of Tuscarora had shot a bear. Responding to the scene, the
District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) investigated several arsons, with assistance from DNR Forestry and Minnesota BCA. Opening weekend of the firearms deer season was worked. Multiple hunting over baited areas were
Central Ohio – Wildlife District 1 • State wildlife officer Adam Smith, assigned to Logan County, received a call from a local farmer during the summer. The man was experiencing deer damage to his crops
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