Tag: B.C. Conservation Officer Service

Fort St. John hunter fined $4,000 after illegal kill on private land

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A Fort St. John, B.C., resident has been fined $4,000 and given 18 months’ probation after illegally shooting a mule deer on private land north of the city.

Fort St. John hunter fined $5,000 for shooting elk in no-shooting zone

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A Fort St. John man has been fined and banned from hunting for a year after admitting to shooting a cow elk from a highway road allowance, a violation of British Columbia’s Wildlife Act.

Bear-ly any changes reported in year-end black bear report

Fish & Wildlife Tavi Dhillon -
No major changes were reported from the Peace in the management of black bears throughout the area.  

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