Three men were fined $11,000 after shooting a reindeer

The Ontario government is making efforts to protect the population of northern deer in the region and prevent illegal hunting of these animals. Based on the mentioned admissions, three men engaged in hunting northern deer without a permit, and various penalties have been imposed on them. These decisions reflect the seriousness of the Ontario government in conserving natural resources and wildlife.
1. Eric Plough from Red Lake, Ontario:
   - Admitted to hunting northern deer without a permit.
   - Unlawful discharge of a firearm from a motorboat.
   - Total fine of $5,000.
   - Prohibition from possessing, applying for, or obtaining a hunting license for one year.
2. Dylan Auger from Dryden:
   - Admitted to hunting northern deer without a permit.
   - Total fine of $4,000.
3. Robert Plough from Hearst, Ontario:
   - Admitted to hunting northern deer without a permit.
   - Total fine of $2,000.
These actions are aimed at increasing awareness of the importance of protecting northern deer and educating hunters about regulations and hunting permits. The population of northern deer in Ontario is considered a significant natural resource and is subject to strict penalties for violations of hunting regulations.

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