Townsend outfitter sentenced for illegal hunting
GREAT FALLS (AP) — A Townsend man accused of illegally taking clients big-game hunting in the Lewis and Clark National Forest was sentenced to probation and fined $10,000 Thursday.
Lamonte J. Schnur pleaded guilty in federal court in November to five counts of conducting service or work activity which was not authorized by federal law.
Court documents say Schnur provided outfitting and guiding services to 20 clients, and received at least $56,590 for his services.
He was expressly denied permission by the Forest Service to provide such services, court documents said.
GREAT FALLS (AP) — A Townsend man accused of illegally taking clients big-game hunting in the Lewis and Clark National Forest was sentenced to probation and fined $10,000 Thursday.
Lamonte J. Schnur pleaded guilty in federal court in November to five counts of conducting service or work activity which was not authorized by federal law.
Court documents say Schnur provided outfitting and guiding services to 20 clients, and received at least $56,590 for his services.
He was expressly denied permission by the Forest Service to provide such services, court documents said.