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Kansas man convicted and fined $20k for illegally poaching bull moose in 2021 - Vimarsana News

Kansas man convicted and fined $20k for illegally poaching bull moose in 2021

(TELLER COUNTY, Colo.) — A Kansas man was convicted of illegally poaching a moose and “leaving it to rot,” according to Colorado Parks & Wildlife (CPW). On Monday, July 10, 33-year-old Steven Samuelson of Oakley, Kansas, pled guilty to a felony charge of willful destruction of wildlife and misdemeanor charges including hunting without a valid […]

Kansan pleads guilty to poaching moose after public helps CPW track him down - Vimarsana News

Kansan pleads guilty to poaching moose after public helps CPW track him down

After a near two-year investigation that included confronting a suspected poacher at his job in Kansas, Colorado Parks and Wildlife has secured a conviction in the case of a bull

Steven Samuelson, 33, of Oakley, Kan., guilty of poaching in Colorado - Vimarsana News

Steven Samuelson, 33, of Oakley, Kan., guilty of poaching in Colorado

Steven Samuelson, 33, of Oakley, Kan., illegally killed a bull moose in Colorado and left the carcass to rot, according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife.

Two-year long poaching case ends with guilty plea - Vimarsana News

Two-year long poaching case ends with guilty plea

A man who illegally killed a moose last year in Divide plead guilty, according to the Colorado Parks and Wildlife.

Source: koaa.com
Kansas man fined $20k for poaching Colorado bull moose in 2021 - Vimarsana News

Kansas man fined $20k for poaching Colorado bull moose in 2021

A Kansas man was convicted of illegally poaching a moose and "leaving it to rot," according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife.

Source: kdvr.com