Idaho Men Charged for Poaching Moose
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Two Idaho men, Tommy Brunett and Donnie Murphy, face serious felony charges for allegedly poaching a bull moose near Twin Lakes. Theyre accused of unlawful killing, wasting the animal, and hiding evidence. The incident occurred when a forester spotted them gutting the moose on company land and reported it to Idaho Fish and Game. The men claimed they shot the moose on the Washington side of Mount Spokane, but evidence suggests it happened in Idaho. This case underscores the impact of poaching on wildlife management across state lines and the potential heavy fines or jail time they may face.
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