LA: Ferriday man cited for illegal hunting

January 28, 2010

Ferriday man cited for illegal hunting

Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Enforcement Division agents cited a Ferriday man on Jan. 13 for allegedly hunting from his deer stand at night with the aid of night vision equipment.

Shelby Glynn Carlton Jr., 34, was cited for two counts of taking deer during illegal hours, taking deer with an illegal weapon, taking deer with electronic sights and hunting on land enrolled in the Deer Management Assistance Program without owner permission.

Carlton faces as much as $2,150 in fines or up to 330 in days in jail, or both, for hunting deer during illegal hours, taking deer with an illegal weapon, taking deer with electronic sights and hunting on land without permit from the owner.

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