"Eleven dead sea ducks were found at a New Hampshire welcome center earlier this month, the New Hampshire Fish and Game Law Enforcement Division reported. A New Hampshire Conservation Officer was notified on Jan. 11 that a bag full of dead birds was dumped at the Seabrook Welcome Center off of I-95. While at the center, the officer located the bag containing 11 sea ducks with some having partially removed hunting tags. With the tags missing, the hunters cannot be identified, officials said."
"Officials said they believe the ducks were taken in Massachusetts and brought to New Hampshire and then dumped. The act is being investigating a potential Wanton Waste Law violation after the ducks were left intact, officials said. The Wanton Waste Law prohibits hunters from purposefully wasting or neglecting edible or useful parts of a hunted animal. The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department encourages anyone with information related to the ducks should contact New Hampshire State Police Dispatch at 603-271-3361."
Eleven dead sea ducks were found in a bag dumped at the Seabrook Welcome Center off I-95 on Jan. 11. A New Hampshire Conservation Officer located the bag containing the ducks, some with partially removed hunting tags, preventing identification of hunters. Officials believe the ducks were taken in Massachusetts, transported into New Hampshire, and then dumped at the center. The incident is being investigated as a potential Wanton Waste Law violation because the ducks were left intact. The Wanton Waste Law prohibits purposeful wasting or neglecting edible or useful parts of a hunted animal. Authorities request anyone with information to contact New Hampshire State Police Dispatch.
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