By Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association

$10,000 Reward

SWF, SSGA offer $10,000 For Information Leading to Conviction in the Criminal Shooting of Livestock

Nov 20, 2020 | 10:31 AM

Saskatchewan is seeing an alarming trend in the criminal shooting of domestic livestock throughout the province.

“It’s not uncommon for some animals to be injured in hunting season, but these cases seem to blatantly criminal in nature versus an accidental shooting,” said Saskatchewan Stock Growers President Kelcy Elford.

The Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation and Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association have partnered to SaskTip (Turn In Poachers) to provide a cash reward of up to $10,000 for information leading to a conviction of anyone found illegally shooting livestock.

“This type of behavior is condemned by the law-abiding hunting and firearm communities,” said Clark Schultz, Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation President, adding “these people are criminals.”

SaskTip Board Chair Lorne Scott welcomes the support and cooperation of the SSGA and SWF, stating the importance of “collectively working with livestock producers and law abiding citizens to curtail irresponsible and needless destruction and suffering of domestic animals”.

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If you have information that could assist in the apprehension and prosecution of any individual illegally shooting domestic livestock, Call the Turn In Poachers Line, toll-free, at 1-800-667-7561.

Tips can remain anonymous, and you may be eligible for a cash reward if your information leads to a conviction.