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By Jason Taylor Dec 16, 2020 WRIGHT COUNTY, Iowa - A reward for information about the person responsible for killing a bald eagle earlier this month in Wright County has grown to more than $5,000. The county's Conservation Board says x-rays show two holes in the eagle's head were consistent with rounds from a .22 caliber rifle. The Iowa Department of Natural Resources says it's the second killing of a bald eagle this year, after one north of Des Moines in January. The Wright County Conservation Board says its pledged reward has grown consistently - from $100 to more than $5,000 - in the 10 d...
By Jason Taylor Dec 16, 2020 WRIGHT COUNTY, Iowa - A reward for information about the person responsible for killing a bald eagle earlier this month in Wright County has grown to more than $5,000. The county's Conservation Board says x-rays show two holes in the eagle's head were consistent with rounds from a .22 caliber rifle. The Iowa Department of Natural Resources says it's the second killing of a bald eagle this year, after one north of Des Moines in January. The Wright County Conservation Board says its pledged reward has grown consistently - from $100 to more than $5,000 - in the 10 d...
A reward of more than $3,000 is being offered to find the shooting.
Radio Iowa You are here: Home Reward offered in shooting of bald eagle in Wright County This bald eagle was shot in Wright County. The Wright County Conservation Board’s Facebook page is reporting a reward of $2,000 will be offered to anyone who has information in the shooting of a bald eagle. The bald eagle was found last weekend. under a bridge along the Iowa River between Rowan and Dows adjacent to the Groom Wildlife Area. X-rays showed two holes in the head of the eagle that indicates the eagle was shot. Anyone with information on the shooting of the eagle is asked to call the Iowa DNR ...