NewsTurkey hunting offences ends up costing a man SHARE ON: Kenny Trenton, contributor, Tuesday, Jun. 20th, 2017Illegal hunting has cost a Dunsford man $2,000.Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry conservation officers learned a wild turkey had been shot just north of Bobcaygeon on April 30.An M.N.R.F. investigation revealed the man shot from the roadway and killed a wild turkey on posted private property.He also tagged the bird with someone else’s turkey seal.He pleaded guilty earlier this month in provincial court.He was fined $750 for shooting from a roadway, $750 for using another person’s seal, and $500 for trespassing.He also received a one-year turkey hunting suspension.
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