Kansas Game Wardens Close Investigation into Trophy Deer Poaching Case
The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP) announced the successful closure of a wildlife poaching case involving the illegal harvest of a trophy deer in Kansas.
The investigation, led by KDWP Game Wardens, concluded with a guilty plea from a Tennessee man who admitted to unlawfully taking the deer.
- The case began with an unrelated poaching investigation in early 2024.
- Game Wardens discovered a trophy deer had been killed in Miami County, Kansas, and later tagged in Missouri.
- A warrant was obtained for the suspect's phone records, confirming his presence in Kansas during the timeframe of the incident.
No comment from the suspect or the KDWP was provided.
Author's summary: Kansas game wardens solve deer poaching case.
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