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Now these are some real COYOTE HUNTERS.To me they are a real piece of work.Do any of you guys know these guys.Maybe the Newspaper clip should be sent to there home town paper.
Coyote hunt brings fines for eight Wisconsin men
By RICHARD HINTON
Bismarck Tribune
Eight Wisconsin men have been cited on a variety of charges stemming from a coyote hunt in Barnes and Griggs counties last week.
One man, Francis Stockheimer, of Stratford, Wis., was charged with criminal trespass, harassing wildlife and driving on PLOTS land, all class B misdemeanors.
Charles Regele, Marshfield, Wis., faces one trespass charge and one charge of harassing wildlife. Daniel Frey, Marshfield, Ronald Wells, Stratford, Dustin Bodendorfer, Marshfield, and Daniel Steffen, Marshfield, face single charges of criminal trespass.
Donald Schueller, Marshfield, and John Sikora, Marshfield, are charged with hunting without a license.
The fine for harassing wildlife is $250; hunting without a license is $200 and the charges of driving on PLOTS land and criminal trespass are $100 each. Each man also has to pay a $225 administrative fee.
North Dakota Game and Fish Department game wardens seized 37 coyotes in the case. The coyotes were sold, and the money - $471 - went to the North Dakota Wildlife Federation's Report All Poachers program.
"They were having a good time chasing coyotes," Dick Knapp, game warden supervisor in Jamestown, said Wednesday. "They had the idea that every landowner in the country liked what they were doing, but they ran into landowners that didn't like what they were doing."
The men jumped coyotes in pickups, chased them until they got in range, then shot them, Knapp said. Pursuing furbearers in any motorized vehicle is illegal.
Their names appeared on a list of individuals cited for fish and game violations that NDGFD began releasing weekly. Depending on the cases, the Tribune either will publish a story or include the names in the Nubs section in its Thursday editions. No names appear in the Nubs section of today's edition of the Tribune.
(Reach reporter Richard Hinton at 250-8256 or richard.hinton@;bis-arcktribune.com.)
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Coyote hunt brings fines for eight Wisconsin men
By RICHARD HINTON
Bismarck Tribune
Eight Wisconsin men have been cited on a variety of charges stemming from a coyote hunt in Barnes and Griggs counties last week.
One man, Francis Stockheimer, of Stratford, Wis., was charged with criminal trespass, harassing wildlife and driving on PLOTS land, all class B misdemeanors.
Charles Regele, Marshfield, Wis., faces one trespass charge and one charge of harassing wildlife. Daniel Frey, Marshfield, Ronald Wells, Stratford, Dustin Bodendorfer, Marshfield, and Daniel Steffen, Marshfield, face single charges of criminal trespass.
Donald Schueller, Marshfield, and John Sikora, Marshfield, are charged with hunting without a license.
The fine for harassing wildlife is $250; hunting without a license is $200 and the charges of driving on PLOTS land and criminal trespass are $100 each. Each man also has to pay a $225 administrative fee.
North Dakota Game and Fish Department game wardens seized 37 coyotes in the case. The coyotes were sold, and the money - $471 - went to the North Dakota Wildlife Federation's Report All Poachers program.
"They were having a good time chasing coyotes," Dick Knapp, game warden supervisor in Jamestown, said Wednesday. "They had the idea that every landowner in the country liked what they were doing, but they ran into landowners that didn't like what they were doing."
The men jumped coyotes in pickups, chased them until they got in range, then shot them, Knapp said. Pursuing furbearers in any motorized vehicle is illegal.
Their names appeared on a list of individuals cited for fish and game violations that NDGFD began releasing weekly. Depending on the cases, the Tribune either will publish a story or include the names in the Nubs section in its Thursday editions. No names appear in the Nubs section of today's edition of the Tribune.
(Reach reporter Richard Hinton at 250-8256 or richard.hinton@;bis-arcktribune.com.)
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