02-04-2004, 11:19 PM
[font "Arial"][size 2]Charles R. (Rod) Shipp, 44, of Columbia was cited on December 12 for alleged violations of wildlife management area regulations on Boeuf River WMA. [/size][/font]
Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Enforcement Agent David Henslee found an ATV and empty bow case on a closed road on Boeuf Wildlife Management Area. Approximately 250 yards from the ATV, Agent Henslee found Shipp bowhunting from a stand It was determined that Henslee had been left on the WMA overnight, in violation of the regulations. Corn was distributed on the ground near the stand, a violation of baiting prohibitions on WMA lands.
Shipp was cited for the three violations of WMA rules and regulations. The penalty for each count of not abiding by rules and regulations on a WMA is a fine of up to $350, jail for up to 60 days, or both, plus court costs
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Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Enforcement Agent David Henslee found an ATV and empty bow case on a closed road on Boeuf Wildlife Management Area. Approximately 250 yards from the ATV, Agent Henslee found Shipp bowhunting from a stand It was determined that Henslee had been left on the WMA overnight, in violation of the regulations. Corn was distributed on the ground near the stand, a violation of baiting prohibitions on WMA lands.
Shipp was cited for the three violations of WMA rules and regulations. The penalty for each count of not abiding by rules and regulations on a WMA is a fine of up to $350, jail for up to 60 days, or both, plus court costs
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