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Saturday, March 08, 2014

The Maryland Natural Resources Police Issued Citations For Hunting Violations

Worcester County ─ On Sunday, officers issued citations to Cody Wayne Smith, 19, of Berlin, after he admitted to illegally killing mallard ducks in Bishopville. Smith was charged hunting and possessing waterfowl during closed season and hunting waterfowl on Sunday.

On the same day, officers issued multiple citations to a juvenile who illegally shot a Canada goose in West Ocean City.

The juvenile and his father told officers that the goose was killed near a fast food restaurant with an air-powered pellet gun.

The juvenile was charged with hunting and possessing waterfowl during closed season, hunting waterfowl on Sunday, hunting without a license, hunting waterfowl without a Federal Stamp and a violation of firearms restriction. The case is being referred to juvenile services.



Frederick County ─ NRP officers last week charged Carl Andrew Wurzer, 47, of Union Bridge with running an unlicensed guide business.

Wurzer had offered his services on an online Maryland hunting forum, promising to supply the blinds, decoys and calling for $150 per gun, with half off that price if the customers did not shoot. The listing said that the fee was a donation to a Frederick County farm.

Posing as inexperienced hunters, officers contacted Wurzer and arranged to meet him at a supermarket parking lot at 6 a.m. on Feb. 19 to hand over payment (a check made out to Wurzer) for the upcoming outing.

The officers and Wurzer met on the afternoon of Feb. 26 at the same parking lot and drove to the farm. While setting up the decoys, Wurzer showed the officers feathers from where he cleaned four geese for a group of clients just two days earlier.

When asked, Wurzer said he had been guiding clients since 2005 and considered it more of a hobby than a business.

Uniformed officers arrived and Wurzer told them the group was “just hunting as friends and no money is being exchanged.”

The officers identified themselves and charged Wurzer. The maximum fine for a first offense is $1,500. He is scheduled to appear in Carroll District Court on May 23.

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10 comments:

Anonymous said...

for every inbred bubba they nail, there's a thousand more inbred bubba's out there blasting everything that moves. bubba loves to kill stuff......it's time to kill bubba.

Anonymous said...

Unfortunately sometimes Bubba wears a badge and carry's a gun.

Anonymous said...

11:51 AM and 12:49 PM those were some stupid comments. I bet you don't have the balls to say it to their faces.

Anonymous said...

Bubba will survive when the grocery stores don't open. Will you?
smart ass!

Anonymous said...

yeah 1:51, some stupid little punk who killed a goose with a pellet gun in ocean city is sure to become a great survivalist someday, he will probably grow up to prey on morons like you and 1:40.

Anonymous said...

Thank God we have the DNR to keep these vicious criminals off the street. Hey! I just saw a fish steal a pack of gum better go get em boys!!

Anonymous said...

yeah one kid thousands of Canadian resident geese let's make the kid a felon! great police work! every other crime in this state has been solved. what a waste of money!

Anonymous said...

Deport all of the Canadian Geese back to Canada-problem solved.Send them and that little piss ant Justin Beiber back on the same bus.

Anonymous said...

They are not Canadian Geese they are Canada geese. They were named after a person not a country.

Anonymous said...

Oh Boy what high I Q's