November 20, 2012
From TheAdvocate.com
November 20, 2012
State Department of Wildlife and
Fisheries Enforcement Division agents cited two men Monday accused
of illegally shooting and killing a deer and a malamute husky dog
early Saturday in East Baton Rouge and East Feliciana parishes, a
Wildlife and Fisheries spokesman said.
After receiving a tip
of possible night hunting in the northern section of East Baton
Rouge Parish, agents investigated the area and found Ryan Stogner,
20, of Denham Springs, and Nicholas Tarver, 21, of Zachary, Wildlife
and Fisheries spokesman Adam Einck said.
Agents found a
white tail doe the pair had shot and killed earlier in the night,
and agents also learned the two men shot and killed a malamute husky
belonging to an East Feliciana couple along La. 409, Einck said.
The men were cited with two counts each of taking deer during
illegal hours, taking deer from a public road, hunting from a moving
vehicle, hunting without basic and big game licenses and violating
deer tagging regulations.
They were cited for aggravated cruelty to animals, and Stogner
was cited for discharging a firearm from a public road.
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