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East Bay man convicted of poaching in killing of rare antelope species calls it ‘honest mistake’

Summary by The Mercury News
MODOC COUNTY — In what he called “an honest mistake,” a Clayton man who used a compound bow and arrow to kill a pronghorn antelope last August has been convicted of poaching, state Department of Fish and Wildlife officials said. In a plea agreement Jan. 30, Ernest Davis, 53, pleaded no contest and was convicted of violating California Fish and Game Code section 2016 involving the illegal take of the pronghorn on private property with other viola…

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East Bay man convicted of poaching in killing of rare antelope species calls it ‘honest mistake’

MODOC COUNTY — In what he called “an honest mistake,” a Clayton man who used a compound bow and arrow to kill a pronghorn antelope last August has been convicted of poaching, state Department of Fish and Wildlife officials said. In a plea agreement Jan. 30, Ernest Davis, 53, pleaded no contest and was convicted of violating California Fish and Game Code section 2016 involving the illegal take of the pronghorn on private property with other viola…

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Clayton Man Pleads No Contest to Poaching Pronghorn Antelope in Modoc County, Loses Hunting Privileges

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife, along with the Modoc County District Attorney’s Office, has recently concluded a poaching investigation that led to significant repercussions for the perpetrator, as per an announcement made by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW). Details emerged of the case involving Earnest Davis, a 53-year-old Clayton resident, […]

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