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Doug Schmidt

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Mar 25, 2022  •  22 hours ago  •  1 minute read

https://windsorstar.com/news/local-news/aburg-man-fined-6-5k-for-illegal-hunting

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It was a costly safari for an Amherstburg man who was fined $6,500 by the Ontario Court of Justice after he was caught illegally hunting in Elgin County.

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At a case heard remotely by Justice of the Peace Terry Steenson earlier this month in St. Thomas, William Gatto pleaded guilty to hunting without a licence and failing to produce his possession and acquisition firearms licence while hunting with a gun.

Gatto was also placed on probation for two years, prohibited from possessing hunting equipment or wildlife and being in the presence of anyone who is hunting. His hunting licence was…