Montana Outdoors Vol 30 No 6 Nov/dec 1999
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Mature bighorns are worth tens of thousands of dollars on the black market. Even a legal guided hunt can be very expensive. The next day, Roger met the Flansburg brothers and a friend. The four headed into the Little Rockies and retrieved a half-curl sheep head along with the cape and meat. Roger paid Danny $300.
Like many sting operations, Operation Breaks entered a gray area in which the suspect claimed he was pressured or trapped into committing a crime. Danny says Roger badgered him for she...ep heads. "He offered me $5,000 for a full-curl ram," Danny says. "I wish they hadn't pushed me to extremes or I wouldn't have done it." Roger denies the entrapment accusation: "We are very careful to avoid any entrapment issues. In this case, Danny had a history of dealing in animal parts." One month later. Danny called Roger saying he had a record-book bighorn for sale. At the same time, the investiga- tion took an odd detour. In December of 1995 after the big- game season closed. Danny killed a six-point bull elk, cut off the antlers, and sold them for $1 10 to Pacific Hide and Fur in Havre.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mature bighorns are worth tens of thousands of dollars on the black market. Even a legal guided hunt can be very expensive. The next day, Roger met the Flansburg brothers and a friend. The four headed into the Little Rockies and retrieved a half-curl sheep head along with the cape and meat. Roger paid Danny $300.
Like many sting operations, Operation Breaks entered a gray area in which the suspect claimed he was pressured or trapped into committing a crime. Danny says Roger badgered him for she...ep heads. "He offered me $5,000 for a full-curl ram," Danny says. "I wish they hadn't pushed me to extremes or I wouldn't have done it." Roger denies the entrapment accusation: "We are very careful to avoid any entrapment issues. In this case, Danny had a history of dealing in animal parts." One month later. Danny called Roger saying he had a record-book bighorn for sale. At the same time, the investiga- tion took an odd detour. In December of 1995 after the big- game season closed. Danny killed a six-point bull elk, cut off the antlers, and sold them for $1 10 to Pacific Hide and Fur in Havre.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 30 No 6 Nov/dec 1999?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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