NORTHWEST REGION •Butler County WCO Randy W. Pilarcik was dispatched to a call in Mars where two bucks had their antlers locked together. “One of the bucks was dead,” he said. “Prior to my arrival,
DISTRICT 1 COs Trey Luce and Mark Leadman worked a complaint of illegal deer stands and early deer baiting in Marquette County. The COs were contacted by a subject who stated the equipment was his
District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) checked area duck hunters on Lake of the Woods and Thief Lake. CO Huener also responded to fires in the Karlstad and Beltrami Island state forest
Region I A fisherman reported seeing the roof of a submerged vehicle in Mississippi River Pool 16 in the Rock Island City area (Sylvan Slough). A CPO teamed up with the Living Lands and Waters
District 2 — Cumberland area Warden Jesse Ashton, of Luck, apprehended two subjects for exceeding their panfish possession limit on Bone Lake. The couple was found to have 47 panfish in the live basket. Ashton
Gravel mining violations (Chemung County) ECO Toni Dragotta recently completed an investigation of a local sand and gravel company dealing with mining and wetland problems. The company is a large highway contractor and maintains a
District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) checked waterfowl-hunting activity at Thief Lake, Roseau River WMA, and Lake of the Woods. Grouse hunters were checked in Beltrami Island State Forest. CO Jeff Birchem
Central Ohio – Wildlife District 1 • Wildlife Officer Josh Elster and wildlife officer Supervisor Bill Bullard worked the first weekend of September at Deer Creek Wildlife Area with an emphasis on contacting migratory game
DISTRICT 1 CO Ryan Aho stopped an unregistered ORV with two subjects on it who weren’t wearing helmets. Both subjects had just been released from prison and became verbally abusive and were making violent threats
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