After a nearly two-year Colorado Parks and Wildlife investigation a Kansas man has pleaded guilty to poaching a bull moose he illegally killed in Teller County and left to rot.
investigation, a Kansas man has pleaded guilty to poaching a bull moose he illegally killed in Teller County and left to rot.
“As the agency responsible for perpetuating the wildlife resources of the state, Colorado Parks and Wildlife will not tolerate poaching,” said Tim Kroening, CPW Area Wildlife Manager for the Pikes Peak region, in the release. “Our officers are determined to stop people like Mr. Samuelson who think they can simply go kill any animal they like. I want to make it clear: Mr. Samuelson was not a hunter. He is a poacher.
Samuelson was assessed 65 points against his hunting license, with just 20 needed to suspend hunting privileges. The investigation began in September 2021 when CPW’s office in Colorado Springs received a report that someone had illegally shot a bull moose with an arrow in the woods north of Divide.
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