Kalispell man found guilty on seven counts related to poaching
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks game wardens report that Cody H. Carr, 30, of Kalispell, was found guilty at trial in Flathead County Justice Court for seven criminal counts related to poaching crimes committed in November 2023.
Carr was convicted of two counts of unlawful possession of wildlife, two counts of hunting or killing an overlimit of game animals, two counts of waste of game animals, and a single count of loan or transfer of a license.
The investigation, conducted by Kalispell area Game Warden Nate Muhn, showed that Carr illegally killed three whitetail deer in the North Fork of the Flathead in Hunting District 110, and it was these crimes that led to the seven criminal counts.
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