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To: george76

How the heck did he get caught?


7 posted on 12/23/2013 7:24:19 AM PST by cuban leaf
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To: cuban leaf

Idaho Fish and Game officers discovered that two elk had been left to rot within 100 yards of another elk that had been gutted for the meat. Hoyt used broken tree branches to try and hide the elk he killed illegally.

During this incident, Hoyt also confessed to illegally killing another elk in 2001.


10 posted on 12/23/2013 7:40:36 AM PST by sasquatch
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To: cuban leaf

Because the carcasses were discovered. They know who is is hunting in which areas by the tags issued. Then they just go talk to all the tag holders. He probably confessed as soon as they showed up at his house to talk.

People with no hunting tags that are poaching for food are unlikely to kill multiple animals and then leave the carcasses behind.


17 posted on 12/23/2013 8:04:45 AM PST by Valpal1 (If the police can t solve a problem with brute force, they ll find a way to fix it with brute force)
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