A couple from Chico, California, openly bragged about illegally hunting endangered animals to two wildlife agents while on a flight. Despite knowing the agents' identities, they showcased a turtle skull and pictures of their trophy room filled with illegally hunted animals. Following this admission, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife raided their home and discovered a recently hunted deer, endangered animal remains, and violations linked to wildlife trafficking. Their uncle's home also revealed more illegal taxidermy. The incident highlights ongoing issues with wildlife crime and its ties to organized crime.
Those agents raided that couple's home the next day after they bragged about possessing endangered animal parts to wildlife agents while on a flight.
The CDFW officers promptly raided the couple's home, discovering multiple illegal items, including a recently hunted deer and endangered animal parts.
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