ImThere
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Well, Texas counties are starting to get a little more serious about enforcing poaching laws... and I like it.
The scumbag didn’t even have a Texas license, stuck an Oklahoma tag on it, trespassed to kill it, and used a spotlight from the road as well.
DALLAS, Texas (KEYE) -- A judge in Grayson County, north of Dallas, has sentenced a man caught poaching a deer to spend weekends during deer hunting season in jail.
Texas Parks and Wildlife says 34-year-old John Walker Drinnon of Whitesboro was convicted of poaching a 19-point white-tailed buck with a rifle in an archery-only county on private property, which is a state jail felony.
The judge ordered Drinnon to spend every weekend of hunting season in jail for the next five years.
Drinnon also received 5 years of probation and must pay over $18,000 in civil restitution.
The judge also prohibited Drinnon from purchasing a hunting license while on probation.
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The scumbag didn’t even have a Texas license, stuck an Oklahoma tag on it, trespassed to kill it, and used a spotlight from the road as well.
DALLAS, Texas (KEYE) -- A judge in Grayson County, north of Dallas, has sentenced a man caught poaching a deer to spend weekends during deer hunting season in jail.
Texas Parks and Wildlife says 34-year-old John Walker Drinnon of Whitesboro was convicted of poaching a 19-point white-tailed buck with a rifle in an archery-only county on private property, which is a state jail felony.
The judge ordered Drinnon to spend every weekend of hunting season in jail for the next five years.
Drinnon also received 5 years of probation and must pay over $18,000 in civil restitution.
The judge also prohibited Drinnon from purchasing a hunting license while on probation.
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