One of my favorites. I took this out of a Corpis Christi newspaper.
Robert Wright and John Wood, both 18 and from Corpus Christi, appeared
in federal district court on July 13th and pled guilty to charges of
attempting to take wildlife and possession of alcohol by a minor. On
April 29th, rangers found the two men parked on the beach with fishing
poles baited with deer meat. It was determined that they were fishing
for coyotes - that is, waiting for acoyote to eat the bait, at which
point they would reel the animal in as it fought to get away. Wright
was fined $550; Wood was fined $750 and required to attend ten
Alcoholics Anonymous meetings. Both men were banned from the park for
two years, prohibited from possessing Texas state hunting licenses for
a year, and required to attend a hunter safety course. The fishing
poles were forfeited; a handgun that Wright had in his possession will
be returned after two years. [Tom Crowson, PAIS, 7/23]
Robert Wright and John Wood, both 18 and from Corpus Christi, appeared
in federal district court on July 13th and pled guilty to charges of
attempting to take wildlife and possession of alcohol by a minor. On
April 29th, rangers found the two men parked on the beach with fishing
poles baited with deer meat. It was determined that they were fishing
for coyotes - that is, waiting for acoyote to eat the bait, at which
point they would reel the animal in as it fought to get away. Wright
was fined $550; Wood was fined $750 and required to attend ten
Alcoholics Anonymous meetings. Both men were banned from the park for
two years, prohibited from possessing Texas state hunting licenses for
a year, and required to attend a hunter safety course. The fishing
poles were forfeited; a handgun that Wright had in his possession will
be returned after two years. [Tom Crowson, PAIS, 7/23]