Wildlife officers looking for poachers in Box Elder County

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State wildlife officers are offering a reward for information on who may have poached two bull elk in Box Elder County.

Investigators believe the elk were killed on or around Aug. 31 southeast of Kilgore Springs, a few miles north of State Road 30 near Grouse Creek, according to a press release by the state Division of Wildlife Resources. The landowner found the bodies with a small amount of meat and the ivory teeth removed.

"There was a large portion of meat on each elk left to waste," the press release stated.

Anyone with information may call the poaching tipline confidentially at 800-662-3337. Rewards are available.

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