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Steep penalties prove ineffective at deterring elk antler heists in Jackson Hole

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by Mike Koshmrl, WyoFile It was the evening before the opener of the 2021 shed antler hunting season, and two U.S. Forest Service law enforcement officers could see the flames from a campfire flicker in a closed zone a quarter mile away.  At just after 9 p.m., they approached the illegal firestarter, who was setting up camp in the Bridger-Teton National Forest on the slopes above the National Elk Refuge.  “As the officers closed to approximately…

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Steep penalties prove ineffective at deterring elk antler heists in Jackson Hole

Law enforcement investigations are resulting in prosecutions, yet large-scale ‘cache’ operations continue to plague off-limits federal land ahead of the open season in western Wyoming. by Mike Koshmrl, WyoFile It was the evening before the opener of the 2021 shed antler hunting season, and two U.S. Forest Service law enforcement officers could see the flames […] The post Steep penalties prove ineffective at deterring elk antler heists in Jackson…

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Steep penalties prove ineffective at deterring elk antler heists in Jackson Hole

It was the evening before the opener of the 2021 shed antler hunting season, and two U.S. Forest Service law enforcement officers could see the flames from a campfire flicker in a closed zone a quarter mile away.

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Steep penalties prove ineffective at deterring elk antler heists in Jackson Hole

by Mike Koshmrl, WyoFile It was the evening before the opener of the 2021 shed antler hunting season, and two U.S. Forest Service law enforcement officers could see the flames from a campfire flicker in a closed zone a quarter mile away.  At just after 9 p.m., they approached the illegal firestarter, who was setting up camp in the Bridger-Teton National Forest on the slopes above the National Elk Refuge.  “As the officers closed to approximately…

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