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Letting game spoil ends with $4,000 in fines

Four Sudbury-area hunters accused of leaving a doe in the bush to rot have each been fined $750. All four pleaded guilty to abandoning flesh so that it may become unsuitable to human consumption.

Four Sudbury-area hunters accused of leaving a doe in the bush to rot have each been fined $750.

All four pleaded guilty to abandoning flesh so that it may become unsuitable to human consumption.

The hunter who unlawfully killed the deer was given an additional $1,000 fine.

Court heard that an investigation launched by the Ministry of Natural Resources conservation officers from Sudbury after a doe was found shot and abandoned, led to a hunting party that had attached its single doe hunting tag to another harvested deer.