Kansas
Game Wardens search for hunter who left antelope for dead in Kansas field
LANE CO., Kan. (WIBW) – Recreation Wardens are trying to find a hunter who left two antelope for useless in a Kansas subject over the weekend.
Kansas Wildlife and Parks Recreation Wardens say that on Sunday, Nov. 13, a involved Kansan discovered two useless antelope that had been shot and left to put out in a winter wheat subject on the Lane-Ness County Rd. simply north of Kansas Freeway 4.
Recreation Wardens mentioned they’ve investigated and located one of many antelope to nonetheless be alive. Nonetheless, it was euthanized as a result of extent of its accidents.
KDWP indicated that the antelope have been shot someday between Friday morning and Sunday earlier than midday.
At the moment, the Division is contemplating decreasing the looking of antelope within the state because the pronghorn inhabitants declines.
Looking of the mammal can also be restricted to 3 administration items which do embrace each Lane and Ness Co.
Anybody with details about the crime ought to contact Recreation Warde Haneke at 620-450-7194.
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