US EditionRexburg man convicted for wildlife violations
MADISON COUNTY, IDAHO, JUL 19 – Nathan Archibald pleaded guilty to unlawful killing and possession of eight deer, including three trophy animals, resulting in a 10-year hunting ban and $7,000 in penalties.
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Rexburg man found guilty of multiple wildlife crimes
After an extensive investigation by the Idaho Department of Fish and Game (IDFG), 46-year-old Nathan Archibald of Rexburg was found guilty of multiple wildlife crimes, according to the department's website.Their investigation began in late 2023, when conservation officers were informed that a trophy-class mule deer buck had been illegally shot, hidden, and left.Officers approached Archibald the next day when he came back to claim the animal, and…
Idaho man Gets Jail Time, Fines, and Hunting Ban in Poaching Case
REXBURG, ID – After a two-year-long investigation completed by Conservation Officers at Idaho Department of Fish and Game, 46-year-old Nathan Archibald of Rexburg was convicted of multiple wildlife crimes. According to the Idaho Department of Fish and Game, the investigation into Archibald began in December of 2023, after receiving information from a member of the community through the Citizens Against Poaching Hotline. Officers quickly respond…
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