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FWP seeks information on three elk poached on Sun River Wildlife Area near Augusta

Conservation · Montana

FWP seeks information on three elk poached on Sun River Wildlife Area near Augusta

61% Center coverage: 13 sources

Wardens were initially contacted by a hunter on an adjacent property who reported spotting a dead elk on the morning of Tuesday Nov. 11.See the Story

National Park Service announces prescribed burn in Haywood County

Gatlinburg · Gatlinburg

National Park Service announces prescribed burn in Haywood County

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

The National Park Service will conduct a prescribed burn in the Cataloochee Valley area of Great Smoky Mountains National Park on Tuesday, weather permitting.See the Story

Grays Harbor County Man Sentenced for Elk Spree Killing

Washington State · Washington

Grays Harbor County Man Sentenced for Elk Spree Killing

OLYMPIA – WA – A judge sentenced a Grays Harbor County resident for the spree-killing of at least five cow elk, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) announced Friday. Richard Loren Pratt, 45, of Cosmopolis, received a mental health sentencing alternative, with community custody for 36 months and a $10,000 wildlife penalty fine. Pratt plead guilty to unlawful hunting of big game – first degree (class C felony), unlawful possessio…See the Story

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