Arkansas dumping of hundreds of deer carcasses prompts investigation: reports

Arkansas deputies opened an investigation when a landowner reported a ugly scene final week after discovering tons of of deer carcasses dumped on his property, in line with stories.

In a publish on Fb, the property proprietor tagged the Johnson County Sheriff’s Workplace and Arkansas Sport and Fish for fixing two crimes he reported inside 24 hours.

“I reported each a timber theft the place unknown topics had sawed down & eliminated a number of cedar, cherry, & walnut bushes with out permission from a few of our land and in addition the dumping of tons of of deer carcasses in addition to assorted animal bones & guts on the identical land,” the property proprietor stated within the publish. “I can’t get into particulars for numerous causes, however……right here’s an enormous shout-out…”

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The Johnson County Sheriff’s workplace shared the landowner’s publish together with images of the piles of lifeless deer carcasses and bones.

“You’ll have to use your creativeness on what the odor is like,” the publish learn.

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The sheriff’s workplace and officers with the Arkansas Sport and Fish Fee launched an investigation into the incident, and in line with the Kansas Metropolis Star, a resident in Clarksville, Arkansas, was the focus.

The investigation discovered the resident was paid by an area processing and taxidermy enterprise to do away with the carcasses correctly, however as an alternative he dumped them on personal property.

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Representatives with the Arkansas Sport and Fish Fee didn’t instantly reply to questions surrounding the matter, however in line with the Kansas Metropolis Star, the person cited for dumping the carcasses faces a wonderful of as much as $1,000 and 30 days in jail. He has agreed to scrub up the deer carcasses.