Vinton also continued work on a background investigation, conducting several interviews and compiling the information. Vinton also issued a number of car-killed deer permits and forwarded a call and photos, taken by a local bowhunter, of a very sickly looking deer. He also received a TIP of a vehicle that had trespassed on posted land and was stuck in a big mud hole.
DEER AND DUCK HUNTING GAMES PATCH
Enforcement action for the week included a walleye overlimit, angling with extra lines, transporting dressed walleyes without a patch of skin, no helmets on juvenile ATV operators, allowing illegal operation of an ATV by a juvenile, littering in a wildlife management area, untagged migratory birds and federal waterfowl stamp violations.ĬO Chris Vinton (Perham) reports investigating calls of possible fill in an area lake and possible wetland violations. He fielded calls relating to food plot use for the deer season.ĬO Jeremy Woinarowicz (Thief River Falls West) taught an ATV safety class in Newfolden, worked on Lake of the Woods with CO Huener and checked waterfowl hunters in the area. There’s been decent fishing success in a few areas.
Reports from grouse hunters are increasing as the leaves are falling off the trees and underbrush. Sura also worked miscellaneous equipment maintenance and inventory.ĬO Ryan Brown (Karlstad) checked small-game hunters and anglers throughout the week. New birds and colder weather showed up during the week, providing some increased waterfowl-hunting activity and success. Enforcement action was taken for angling with an extra line.ĬO Corey Sura (Baudette East) checked anglers and waterfowl hunters in the area. Anglers were checked on Lake of the Woods and the Rainy River. He also followed up on a trapping complaint and reports of deer shot in fields in three different locations in Roseau and Marshall counties. CO Ben Huener (Roseau) checked duck and grouse hunters.
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