Four U.S. hunters fined for hunting violations in Northern Ontario

Two U.S. men have been fined a total of $1,500 for hunting white-tailed deer out of season in the Kenora area. The men, aged 48 and 52, pleaded guilty to the charge under the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act.

Their firearms and tree stands seized by the Crown will be returned once the fines are paid.

Court heard that a Kenora district conservation officer stopped the men Oct. 27 as they hunted in an area where there is no deer season for non-residents.

In a separate Oct. 27 incident, two North Carolina men were fined a total of $1,000 for trespassing on private property to hunt deer.

Both pleaded guilty to trespassing under the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act, and forfeited a harvested deer to the Crown.

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