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Poachers allegedly kill deer with crossbow in Kelowna neighbourhood

Three individuals could face charges relating to hunting out of season, allowing animal to suffer, more
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Authorities found a mule deer shot with a crossbow and left to rot in a Kelowna neighbourhood, Friday. (Google Maps)

Three people are being investigated after a deer was found shot and killed by a crossbow in a Kelowna neighbourhood.

On Friday, Feb. 12, the BC Conservation Officer Service found the body of a mule deer buck 91裸聊视频渘eedlessly killed91裸聊视频 with a crossbow and left to rot in a residential area along Braeloch Road and Lakeshore Drive.

The three individuals who are being investigated could face charges for trespassing, hunting out of season, failing to retrieve wildlife and allowing an animal to suffer. These offences can carry fines of up to $100,000, plus up to a year in prison.

If found guilty, all items, vehicles, and crossbows used could be seized. They could also face a 25-year ban from hunting.

Kelowna conservation officer Ken Owens said common myths surrounding poachers that they kill to feed their families simply aren91裸聊视频檛 true.

91裸聊视频淧oachers kill for the thrill of killing, to lash out at wildlife laws, or for profit. They kill wildlife any way, time and place they can,91裸聊视频 he said.

91裸聊视频淚n a nutshell, poachers are criminals and should be dealt with as such.91裸聊视频

The Conservation Officer Service is now asking anyone with further information about this incident, or on any other matter related to individuals hunting wildlife in the closed season, to call 1-877-953-7277.

Those with information leading to conviction could be rewarded up to $2,000.

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Phil McLachlan

About the Author: Phil McLachlan

Phil McLachlan is the editor at the Penticton Western News. He served as the reporter, and eventually editor of The Free Press newspaper in Fernie.
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