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Superintendent J. William Wade announced the recent conviction of three persons for illegal hunting of deer in Shenandoah National Park.
Convicted by U.S. Magistrate B. Waugh Crigler on April 19 were Bryan M. Hartman, Steven T. DuVall and Douglas Sloan, all of Manassas.
Bryan M. Hartman pled guilty to two federal charges of illegal hunting in Shenandoah National Park and possession of less than an ounce of marijuana.
The charges stem from an investigation which occurred during October 1989, in which two large male white-tailed deer carcasses were found along the Skyline Drive in the Central District of the Park. At both sites where the deer were killed, evidence was found that indicated the deer were killed by an arrow fired from a crossbow. Nothing was taken from the carcasses except the heads, which were believed to be heavily antlered.
On Oct. 27, 1989 Park Rangers stopped Hartman’s vehicle and found a loaded crossbow, marijuana and paraphernalia and an incriminating photograph depicting Hartman
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