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Morris also fined Schubarth $20,000 and ordered him to make a $4,000 payment to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Foundation. Schubarth will be allowed to self-report to a Bureau of Prisons medical facility.
Morris also fined Schubarth $20,000 and ordered him to make a $4,000 payment to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Foundation. Schubarth will be allowed to self-report to a Bureau of Prisons medical facility.
Schubarth faces up to five years in prison for each felony count, along with a fine up to $250,000 and three years of supervised release. He is scheduled to be sentenced on July 11.
Arthur “Jack” Schubarth, 80, was sentenced for committing two felony wildlife crimes as part of a nearly decade-long effort to create giant sheep hybrid animals in the United States and sell ...
Schubarth sold one direct offspring from MMK for $10,000 and other sheep with lesser MMK genetics for smaller amounts. The total value of the animals involved was greater than $250,000 but less ...
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Man to be sentenced for cloning giant sheep for trophy hunts - MSNSchubarth owns Sun River Enterprises LLC, a 215-acre (87-hectare) alternative livestock ranch, which buys, sells and breeds “alternative livestock” such as mountain sheep, ...
Schubarth sold one direct offspring from MMK for $10,000 and other sheep with lesser MMK genetics for smaller amounts. The total value of the animals involved was greater than $250,000 but less ...
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Montana man illegally cloned new hybrid animals for trophy ... - MSNHe used these materials for breeding trophy animals in Texas and Minnesota. Prosecutors have decided not to seek jail time for Arthur "Jack" Schubarth of Vaughn, Montana, court filings reveal ...
Schubarth sold semen from MMK, along with hybrid sheep, to three individuals in Texas. A Minnesota resident brought 74 sheep to Schubarth's ranch for insemination at various times.
Schubarth faces up to five years in prison and a fine of up to $250,000 and is scheduled to be sentenced by Chief U.S. District Court Judge Brian M. Morris for the District of Montana in July.
Arthur “Jack” Schubarth, 80, of Vaughn, Montana, pleaded guilty to felony charges related to trafficking sheep parts from Asia into the United States – a violation of the Lacey Act ...
Schubarth sold semen from MMK along with hybrid sheep to three people in Texas, while a Minnesota resident brought 74 sheep to Schubarth’s ranch for them to be inseminated at various times ...
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