36 yo woman and three teens kill and torture over 100 deer. This happens more often than you'd believe.

[Blunderbuss Firozabad]

"They" aren't showing her picture, because "they" want to ....ah, nevermind, you have to have soup for brains to believe that kind of crap.


Somewhere in cheese country, Wisconsin

" A 36-year-old woman and three 16-year-old boys are suspected in the shooting or killing of more than 100 deer within a 200-square-mile (518-square-kilometer) area in eastern Wisconsin.

The poaching occurred between the spring of 2023 and last July across Fond du Lac, Dodge and Washington counties, the Fond du Lac County sheriffs’ office said in a release.

A spotlight was used after dark to find deer in fields. The deer then were shot.
The heads of some bucks with large antlers were severed. The suspects also drove around with the intent of striking deer on roadways, according to the sheriff’s office.

“Selfies” were taken with one deer that was struck and placed in the vehicle, Sheriff Ryan F. Waldschmidt said in the release.

“They drove around to various locations with the deer still alive and suffering in the trunk or back seat and continued to produce video clips documenting their travels with the wounded deer,” he said.

Investigators also believe geese, raccoons, possums, turtles and other animals were harassed."



I said in the title it's not the only headline similiar like this over the years:

Wisconsin man suspected of slaughtering 100 deer in 'thrill kill'

A Wisconsin man, who along with his three friends is suspected of illegally slaughtering as many as 100 deer in what prosecutors call an unprecedented "thrill-kill" spree, faces up to six months in jail.

www.foxnews.com

Wyoming man sentenced for poaching more than 100 deer

Investigators for the Wyoming Game & Fish Department said they found 113 deer carcasses in late 2018 with no evidence any meat had been harvested.

www.ktvq.com

6 accused of killing over 100 deer in poaching spree in Pennsylvania

The group estimated it had shot 100 to 200 deer, authorities said.

www.wsbtv.com

And this thread:

Woman, 3 teens suspected in shooting or killing of more than 100 deer in Wisconsin

A 36-year-old woman and three 16-year-old boys are suspected in the shooting or killing of more than 100 deer within a 200-square-mile area in eastern Wisconsin.

apnews.com

 

[Josh P]

The suspects also drove around with the intent of striking deer on roadways

I didn't realize this was specifically a crime in itself.

 

[Blunderbuss Firozabad]

I didn't realize this was specifically a crime in itself.

Firstly, I want to say I just hate crimes and cruelty against animals, even glancing at some of these story titles is upsetting. I can be tolerant of a lot of bullshit, but people enjoying the hurting of animals is not one of them


Your question was interesting and I was curious about what the law was about vehicles and game.
There's a patchwork of rules across states about what to do if you accidently strike an animal. But generally, it's OK to take the carcass home. Wasting meat is frowned upon.

The Fishing and Game department doesn't want people getting the idea that in lieu of a license, or hunting out of season, hitting or chasing down game is a sneaky alternative. Poaching
There's rules here and there forbidding chasing down game with a vehicle.
Plus it's a public safety issue.

I don't know if you hunt. @knockout is the only person I know here that does hunt, he would probably have some insight into all of this.


Here's another ugly tale:

https://bringmethenews.com/minnesota-news/charges-truck-driver-intentionally-hit-three-deer-because-it-was-funny

 

[thuumpr]

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"They" aren't showing her picture, because "they" want to ....ah, nevermind, you have to have soup for brains to believe that kind of crap.


Somewhere in cheese country, Wisconsin

" A 36-year-old woman and three 16-year-old boys are suspected in the shooting or killing of more than 100 deer within a 200-square-mile (518-square-kilometer) area in eastern Wisconsin.

The poaching occurred between the spring of 2023 and last July across Fond du Lac, Dodge and Washington counties, the Fond du Lac County sheriffs’ office said in a release.

A spotlight was used after dark to find deer in fields. The deer then were shot.
The heads of some bucks with large antlers were severed. The suspects also drove around with the intent of striking deer on roadways, according to the sheriff’s office.

“Selfies” were taken with one deer that was struck and placed in the vehicle, Sheriff Ryan F. Waldschmidt said in the release.

“They drove around to various locations with the deer still alive and suffering in the trunk or back seat and continued to produce video clips documenting their travels with the wounded deer,” he said.

Investigators also believe geese, raccoons, possums, turtles and other animals were harassed."



I said in the title it's not the only headline similiar like this over the years:

Wisconsin man suspected of slaughtering 100 deer in 'thrill kill'

A Wisconsin man, who along with his three friends is suspected of illegally slaughtering as many as 100 deer in what prosecutors call an unprecedented "thrill-kill" spree, faces up to six months in jail.

www.foxnews.com

Wyoming man sentenced for poaching more than 100 deer

Investigators for the Wyoming Game & Fish Department said they found 113 deer carcasses in late 2018 with no evidence any meat had been harvested.

www.ktvq.com

6 accused of killing over 100 deer in poaching spree in Pennsylvania

The group estimated it had shot 100 to 200 deer, authorities said.

www.wsbtv.com

And this thread:

Woman, 3 teens suspected in shooting or killing of more than 100 deer in Wisconsin

A 36-year-old woman and three 16-year-old boys are suspected in the shooting or killing of more than 100 deer within a 200-square-mile area in eastern Wisconsin.

apnews.com

Apparently not a problem until 100 deer are involved.

 

[Josh P]

Firstly, I want to say I just hate crimes and cruelty against animals, even glancing at some of these story titles is upsetting. I can be tolerant of a lot of bullshit, but people enjoying the hurting of animals is not one of them


Your question was interesting and I was curious about what the law was about vehicles and game.
There's a patchwork of rules across states about what to do if you accidently strike an animal. But generally, it's OK to take the carcass home. Wasting meat is frowned upon.

The Fishing and Game department doesn't want people getting the idea that in lieu of a license, or hunting out of season, hitting or chasing down game is a sneaky alternative. Poaching
There's rules here and there forbidding chasing down game with a vehicle.
Plus it's a public safety issue.

I don't know if you hunt. @knockout is the only person I know here that does hunt, he would probably have some insight into all of this.


Here's another ugly tale:

https://bringmethenews.com/minnesota-news/charges-truck-driver-intentionally-hit-three-deer-because-it-was-funny

None of my vehicles would handle a deer strike very well, so not something I'd ever do or find funny.

 

[Freyja]

It is one thing to go out and hunt for your dinner table (and I am not talking about going to Ikea in search of a dining room set) but deliberately going out of your way to make animals suffer is a different level of psycho. Those deer could have went to feed several families, especially now that grocery bills are sky high, especially the price of meat.

 

[notausername]

How disrespectful and careless. Hopefully, the can't stop going into the woods and harassing all kinds of living things until they run into a mama bear. In the dark.