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Ont. hunters fined for illegally shooting, abandoning moose

Ont. hunters fined for illegally shooting, abandoning moose

U.S. man banned from hunting in Ontario for 10 years for poaching moose

U.S. man banned from hunting in Ontario for 10 years for poaching moose

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Do you have any information about the killing and wasting of a cow moose on Pine Street South around September 29, 2025? Conservation officers are seeking assistance from the public with identifying the individual(s) who killed and wasted a cow moose in a forestry cut immediately adjacent to Pine Street South, Bartlett Township. On September 30, 2025, conservation officers located a shot and wasted cow moose in a forestry cut off on Pine Street South between kilometre markers 36 and 38 near Scot

Do you have any information about the killing and wasting of a cow moose on Pine Street South around September 29, 2025? Conservation officers are seeking assistance from the public with identifying the individual(s) who killed and wasted a cow moose in a forestry cut immediately adjacent to Pine Street South, Bartlett Township. On September 30, 2025, conservation officers located a shot and wasted cow moose in a forestry cut off on Pine Street South between kilometre markers 36 and 38 near Scot

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This Video Showing A Moose Being Chased By An ATV Is Now Under Investigation

This Video Showing A Moose Being Chased By An ATV Is Now Under Investigation

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Americans fined, banned for illegal moose hunting

Americans fined, banned for illegal moose hunting

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Officials looking for answers after a deer was poached in Bancroft

Officials looking for answers after a deer was poached in Bancroft

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Ont. hunters fined for illegally shooting moose from a boat

Ont. hunters fined for illegally shooting moose from a boat

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Conservation officers with the Ministry of Natural Resources are asking for the public’s help to identify those responsible for illegally killing and abandoning a bull moose on Larson Lake Road, south of Dryden. On November 12th, 2025, officers discovered the moose approximately 4 kilometres from Highway 502 on Larson Lake Road. Investigators believe the animal was killed between November 6 and November 9, 2025. This is a serious offence, and the ministry is committed to holding those responsibl

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Conviction release for June 27, 2025. 🚨 The Ontario government is safeguarding moose populations by ensuring hunters follow the rules when hunting. A man from Sturgeon Falls pleaded guilty to hunting moose without a licence and unlawfully abandoning game wildlife, contrary to the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act. He was fined $500 for hunting big game without a licence, and was fined an additional $4,000 and received a three-year hunting licence suspension for abandoning the moose. If you wan

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Moose chasers video investigated by B.C. conservation officer

Ont. men fined for illegal moose hunt

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This conservation officer urges you to reach out if you see a wild animal being mistreated

CO service urges vigilance after deer, moose chased to death by dogs in Naramata

Moose on the loose in Saskatoon keeps officers busy

Conviction release update for December 27, 2024. 🚨 The Ontario government is protecting moose by ensuring hunters follow the rules. A multi-year moose investigation resulted in five people from Southern Ontario being found guilty of various offences and fines totaling $37,000 as well as $9,250 in victim fine surcharges. If you want to report a natural resources violation, you can contact conservation officers by calling the MNR Tips Line at 1 (877) 847-7667. Alternatively, you can call Crime St

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Moose Hunting Stop Leads to Heated Exchange with Officer 🦌🚓 An Alaska trooper investigates possible hunting violations after spotting moose parts in a truck, reminding everyone of the importance of wildlife laws and respectful communication Watch to learn how following regulations helps protect nature and avoid trouble 👀 #WildlifeProtection #LawEnforcement #OutdoorSafety #RespectNature | Fun With Jugno

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A trapped moose was saved after biologists and DWR conservation officers hoisted it from an irrigation canal in Uintah County. 🦌 MORE: https://bit.ly/3CoAAFS 📹: Utah Conservation Officers Association | KUTV 2News

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After being told to leave it alone, a man was charged by a wild moose. #reels #moose #wildlife #snow #wildanimals | In The Know Conservation

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Is This Moose Infected With A Deadly Brain Parasite? | North Woods Law

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Conservation officers track, tranquillize, and transport moose in north Regina

Calls for a public inquiry into high-profile poaching case

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Moose investigation for vehicle | police vs moose #wildlife #animals #moose #funnyvideos #comedyreels | Meet Vlogs

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B.C. company defends decision to fire Fort Nelson man who ‘saved’ moose

B.C. moose-riding pair convicted of harassing wildlife, ordered to pay $8,000

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Conviction release for August 11, 2025. 🚨 The Ontario government is safeguarding moose and deer populations by ensuring hunters do not hunt in provincial parks during the closed season. A male individual, of Pikwakanagan, pleaded guilty to unlawfully hunting moose and deer during the closed season in Algonquin Provincial Park. He was fined $3,700 and received a hunting suspension for two years. The court heard that on October 12, 2024, a conservation officer was performing inspections in Algonq

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Conviction release for November 5, 2025. 🚨 Two individuals from Northeastern Ontario have been fined a total of $11,300 for the following moose hunting violations: A male individual of River Valley was convicted of unlawfully hunting moose without a licence, transporting unlawfully killed wildlife, failing to wear hunter orange, unlawfully possessing body gripping traps and failing to complete mandatory hunter reports. He was fined a total of $11,300 and is suspended from hunting for five years

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The Conservation Story. Hunters aren’t just sportsmen—they’re the backbone of North America’s greatest wildlife comeback stories. Through license fees, excise taxes, and habitat programs, hunters have funded the restoration of species that were once on the brink. The numbers don’t lie: Moose populations have rebounded from near-extinction in many states to thriving herds across the Northern Rockies and Great Lakes. Lynx have returned to territories they hadn’t seen in decades, thanks to habitat

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Update to grizzly bear attack in Bella Coola - The BCCOS remains in Bella Coola today as the investigation continues into a grizzly bear attack that injured three children and one adult. A team of Conservation Officers worked overnight to locate the offending grizzly bear. No bear was seen. Efforts to capture and assess the bear are resuming today. The victims were part of a school group of students and teachers who stopped along a trail near the river when a grizzly bear emerged from the forest

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Conviction release for November 21, 2025. 🚨 Two individuals from the United States have been fined a total of $10,000 for the following moose hunting violations: A male individual of Quincy, Illinois, pleaded guilty to shooting a bull moose from a motorboat and was fined $5,500. A second male individual of Winona, Minnesota, pleaded guilty to shooting a bull moose from a motorboat and was fined $4,500. Both individuals are prohibited from hunting in Ontario for two years. The Ontario Court of J

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Conviction release for December 12, 2025. 🚨 Four individuals from southern Ontario have been fined a total of $10,500 for the following moose hunting violations: A male individual of St. Catharines pleaded guilty to unlawfully hunting a cow moose without a licence and unlawfully using a moose tag issued to someone else. He was fined a total of $4,500 and received a one-year hunting licence suspension. Three more males, one from Dundas, one from Ramara and one from Orillia, each pleaded guilty t

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