Failed to pay more than $2,500 in tag fees.
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Wyoming Game and Fish warden wrote
five citations requiring Steven J. Duffy of
Virginia to “appear” in Sublette County
Circuit Court for allegedly making false
statements to get state resident general
tags to hunt moose, deer and elk as well
as a resident archery license and fishing
license.
Warden Daniel Beach wrote the last
four citations on Sept. 11 at the Boulder
Store; the first for a moose tag allegedly
occurred on Feb. 2. Duffy is ordered to
respond to the citations on Oct. 22 at 10
a.m. in Circuit Court.
According to Wyoming Game and
Fish’s hunting license fee schedule, the
current costs not including application
fees for a moose tag for residents is $152
and $1,982 for a nonresident. A resident
deer tag costs $42 and a nonresident
deer tag is $374; an elk tag is $57 for
residents and $692 for nonresidents; a
resident archery tag is $16 compared to
the nonresident cost of $72. An annual
fishing license for a resident is $27 and
for a nonresident $102. These total $369
for a resident, $3,147 for a nonresident.
