In a North Dakota pasture, a pregnant moose lay dead with two unborn offspring ripped from her body. A necropsy performed on the pregnant moose subsequently showed the presence of a third baby within her body.
According to a post on the Game and Fish Department's Facebook page, North Dakota's Report All Poachers (RAP) program was tremendous assistance in solving many poaching cases. In addition, people who report game or fish-related infractions in North Dakota are eligible for prizes ranging from $100 to $1,000, depending on the type and gravity of the offense.
Please give as much of the following information as possible when reporting a game or fish violation:
- Nature of violation
- Location
- Violator's name and address if known
- Description of violator(s) (age, build, clothing, other features)
- Vehicle description (license number, make, year, color, other features)
- Date and time of offense
- Your name, address, and phone number (you can remain anonymous if you prefer)
- Names, addresses, and phone numbers of witnesses
- Would you sign a complaint and testify if necessary?
Private donations help to sustain the reward fund.
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