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Two North Carolina men arrested after 'spotlighting deer' illegally killing 15 in one night, officials say
Two men in North Carolina were arrested after wildlife officials said they illegally killed 15 deer in one night using an artificial light known as “spotlighting.”Wildlife officials said Dylan Scott of New Hanover County and Nicholas Rackley of Duplin County were ordered to pay $9,030 in replacement costs for illegally killing the deer in Duplin County. “It’s a big penalty we hope sends a strong message,” Capt. Chad Arnold, who heads NCWRC’s Investigative Unit and NC WILDTIP program, said.Click the video player above to watch the latest headlines from WXII 12 News.Officials said Scott was also fined $1,500, and his hunting license revoked for 10 years. He’ll also be on probation for five years. Rackley was ordered to pay $750 and his hunting license was also revoked for five years. “We typically don’t see punishments like this, but we also typically don’t find individuals who kill 15 deer in one night’s illegal escapades,” Arnold said. Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking hereWildlife officials said on Nov. 28, 2023, they received a tip that included a photo of Rackley posing with 15 antlerless white-tailed deer that was shared with multiple people. They said they also took the deer to a home in Pender to be processed, where officials discovered four coolers full of deer meat. Keep up with the latest weather forecast and news by downloading the WXII app here.Over the past six months alone, NCWRC has received 598 tips through NC WILDTIP and rewarded a total of $3,478. Anyone with information on illegal hunting can anonymously submit information through a secured online reporting tool located on the agency’s website. Information may also be submitted by texting keyword WILDTIP and the tip information to TIP411 (847411) or through a mobile app. To report a poaching violation in progress, call Wildlife Law Enforcement dispatch at 800-662-7137. Tips that lead to arrests and convictions may lead to a reward of $100 to $1,000. NAVIGATE: Home | Weather | Watch NOWCAST TV | Local News | National | News We Love |
DUPLIN COUNTY, N.C. —
Two men in North Carolina were arrested after wildlife officials said they illegally killed 15 deer in one night using an artificial light known as “spotlighting.”
Wildlife officials said Dylan Scott of New Hanover County and Nicholas Rackley of Duplin County were ordered to pay $9,030 in replacement costs for illegally killing the deer in Duplin County.
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“It’s a big penalty we hope sends a strong message,” Capt. Chad Arnold, who heads NCWRC’s Investigative Unit and NC WILDTIP program, said.
Click the video player above to watch the latest headlines from WXII 12 News.
Officials said Scott was also fined $1,500, and his hunting license revoked for 10 years. He’ll also be on probation for five years. Rackley was ordered to pay $750 and his hunting license was also revoked for five years.
“We typically don’t see punishments like this, but we also typically don’t find individuals who kill 15 deer in one night’s illegal escapades,” Arnold said.
Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here
Wildlife officials said on Nov. 28, 2023, they received a tip that included a photo of Rackley posing with 15 antlerless white-tailed deer that was shared with multiple people. They said they also took the deer to a home in Pender to be processed, where officials discovered four coolers full of deer meat.
Keep up with the latest weather forecast and news by downloading the WXII app here.
Over the past six months alone, NCWRC has received 598 tips through NC WILDTIP and rewarded a total of $3,478. Anyone with information on illegal hunting can anonymously submit information through a secured online reporting tool located on the agency’s website. Information may also be submitted by texting keyword WILDTIP and the tip information to TIP411 (847411) or through a mobile app. To report a poaching violation in progress, call Wildlife Law Enforcement dispatch at 800-662-7137. Tips that lead to arrests and convictions may lead to a reward of $100 to $1,000.
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