Sault Ste. Marie Hunter Fined For Using Another Deer Tag

Deer Hunting

Bradley Charrette of Sault Ste. Marie was found guilty of unlawfully possessing a deer tag belonging to another person and making a false statement in a hunter report under the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act. He was fined a total of $4,000 and was suspended from hunting in Ontario for two years. His crossbow was forfeited to the Crown.

The court heard that on November 12, 2022, conservation officers were working along Highway 638 in Aberdeen Additional Township during the white-tailed deer hunting season.

While conducting compliance checks, Charrette was found hunting with a crossbow. It was determined that Charrette had already used his deer tag on an antlerless deer earlier in the season and was in possession of another hunter’s deer tag.

Charrette later made false statements on his mandatory year-end deer hunting report.

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One thought on “Sault Ste. Marie Hunter Fined For Using Another Deer Tag

  1. Another well known loser druggie career criminal with a rap sheet a mile long. You will be reading more about him soon, guaranteed, he can’t help himself.

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