The musician and conservative activist shot two black bears during a 2009 hunting trip in Alaska, despite a seasonal limit of one per hunter.
TED RECKONING: Ted Nugent, pictured here in 2010, will pay a $10,000 fine, serve two years’ probation and film a PSA about responsible hunting, among other penalties. (Photo: Randy Snyder/AFP)
Rock guitarist and gun-rights advocate Ted Nugent pleaded guilty Tuesday to a federal wildlife violation in Alaska, stemming from a 2009 hunting trip in which he shot more than the legal limit of black bears. An avid hunter, Nugent was reportedly contrite about the incident, which he says he didn’t know was illegal.
“I would never knowingly break any game laws,” Nugent told Magistrate Judge Michael Thompson by telephone, according to the Anchorage Daily News. “I’m afraid I was blindsided by this, and I sincerely apologize to everyone for it.”
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Exposing the Big Game 
I hate this creep
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What’s a $10,000 fine to that moral cipher and savage? I wish there were a place where every animal he has killed could get a piece of him.