District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) removed illegal permanent stands from local wildlife management areas. CO Huener also presented the law and ethics portion of the firearms safety training class in Lancaster.
District 9 – Black River Falls area Warden Bill Miller, of Adams, met with town supervisors and a snowmobile club to discuss the problems with snowmobilers operating on town roads. The town and club will
Northern District Highlights Whey Spill from Persistent Violator (Lewis County) On Nov. 30, and Dec. 2 of last year, Region 6 ECO John Murphy observed two separate spill incidents on a dairy facility in the
Region I A CPO responded to a TIPS complaint for a deer carcass scattered along the roadway. The deer harvest tag was found still on the deer. The CPO contacted the permittee and interviewed the
DISTRICT 1 CO Mark Leadman contacted three groups of anglers on Deer Lake (a catch-and-release only/no live bait lake) using live bait and keeping walleyes. One subject stated that he had called the district office
NORTHWEST REGION Crawford County WCO Mark A. Allegro and Mercer County WCO Don Chaybin investigated a hunting-related shooting incident in southwestern Crawford County. The incident occurred on regulated shooting grounds while the individuals were hunting
Central Ohio – Wildlife District 1 • During the 2011 muzzleloader season, Logan County Wildlife Officer Adam Smith was on patrol and observed a vehicle parked just inside a woodlot near a roadway. Smith looked
District 1 – Ashland area Warden Pat Quaintance, of Bayfield, investigated an incident involving four ATVs going through the ice on Lake Superior. The subjects were able to reach safety. Wardens Quaintance and Egstad, of
Region I A District 7 CPO conducted a coyote detail in Warren and Fulton counties. The detail was in response to an annual coyote competition in central Illinois. While on patrol in Marshall County, the
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