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Conservation officers are looking for answers after around 100 Snow Geese were found shot and left to waste east of Tuxford.
The geese were found on a slough next to Township Road #190, six miles east of Tuxford, and are thought to have been shot and left over several days sometime between October 16 and Oct. 24.
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Anyone with information concerning suspicious activity, vehicles, or people in the area within that time frame was asked to call the Saskatchewan Turn In Poachers & Polluters line at 1-800-667-7561.
