OKLAHOMA CITY - Kyle McCormack was sentenced to serve a year
probation and pay $500 fine after being convicted of illegal
transportation of wildlife in interstate commerce.
July 2012 edition of the Buckmasters magazine, there was a two-page
article credited to McCormack including “trophy” photographs of the
racks of whitetail bucks.
Following a tip to authorities, an
investigation uncovered that McCormack did not have valid hunting
licenses in the locations identified in the article and that the
wildlife was illegally killed in Washington and transported to
McCormack pled guilty to illegal transportation of
an elk and black-tailed deer in interstate commerce and was
sentenced to serve one year probation and ordered to pay a $500
fine. McCormack also agreed to pay $2,500 into the Lacey Act
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