Hunting TV Host Matt Jennings Sentenced for Illegal Deer Kills in Kansas

Hunting TV host Matt Jennings sentenced for illegal deer kills in Kansas

Matt Jennings, host of a hunting TV show, sentenced to five years probation and banned from hunting/fishing in Kansas for illegally killing two deer.

Georgia man gets lifetime hunting ban in Kansas for illegal deer kills featured on his YouTube show • Georgia Recorder

More than 62,000 users subscribe to Matt Jennings’ hunting show on YouTube, where he featured illegal deer kills in Kansas. Sherman Smith/Kansas ReflectorTOPEKA — A Georgia man who admitted to illegally killing deer in Kansas and featuring the kills on his YouTube hunting show will pay $25,000 in fines and restitution, and is forever banned from hunting in Kansas. Matt Jennings, 35, reached a plea agreement this week on two charges of violating …

Georgia man gets lifetime hunting ban in Kansas for illegal deer kills featured on his YouTube show

TOPEKA — A Georgia man who admitted to illegally killing deer in Kansas and featuring the kills on his YouTube hunting show will pay $25,000 in fines and restitution, and is forever banned from hunting in Kansas. Matt Jennings, 35,…

Kansas Hits Influencer With Lifetime Hunting Ban After He Posted Illegal Kills On His YouTube Channel

Hunter with bow Every state requires you to jump through some hoops if you want to get permission to hunt animals within its borders. That includes Kansas, which has banned one man from doing so for the rest of his life after he posted multiple clips of illegal deer kills on the YouTube channel he runs. The internet has made it easier than ever to leverage a hobby into a pastime that has the potential to give you a taste of fame and make you som…

Hunting Show Host Gets Lifetime Ban in Kansas After Episodes Revealed Illegal Deer Kills

Matthew Jennings, host of the hunting series The Game, has been permanently banned from hunting and fishing in Kansas following two illegal deer kills during the 2022 season. The violations were discovered after Jennings featured both hunts on his show, triggering a federal investigation that ended with a guilty plea in U.S. District Court. The investigation revealed that on November 11, 2022, Jennings shot a white-tailed buck near Florence, Kan…