Oklahoma Game Wardens officials are investigating an illegal disposal case after 60 geese were found in the state's northeast region.The waterfowl carcasses, a mix of both snow and Canada geese, were found on the Keystone Wildlife Management area, just southwest of the town of Oilton. Fishermen on the Cimarron River brought the illegal disposal case to the Oklahoma Game Wardens' attention Monday night."It is highly likely that someone following us on Facebook knows who did this," Oklahoma Game Warden officials posted to Facebook. "It’s also very likely that there’s a picture on one of many forms of social media. Please look back a few days and see if there’s anything in your news feed that would fit the number of birds in these pictures."About half the geese were cleaned, officials said."These people are not hunters," according to the Facebook post.Anyone with information about the illegal disposal case is asked to call Warden Brad Magby in Creek County at 918-65-6363 or Operation Game Thief at 1-800-522-8039.

Oklahoma Game Wardens officials are investigating an illegal disposal case after 60 geese were found in the state's northeast region.

The waterfowl carcasses, a mix of both snow and Canada geese, were found on the Keystone Wildlife Management area, just southwest of the town of Oilton. Fishermen on the Cimarron River brought the illegal disposal case to the Oklahoma Game Wardens' attention Monday night.


"It is highly likely that someone following us on Facebook knows who did this," Oklahoma Game Warden officials posted to Facebook. "It’s also very likely that there’s a picture on one of many forms of social media. Please look back a few days and see if there’s anything in your news feed that would fit the number of birds in these pictures."

About half the geese were cleaned, officials said.

"These people are not hunters," according to the Facebook post.

Anyone with information about the illegal disposal case is asked to call Warden Brad Magby in Creek County at 918-65-6363 or Operation Game Thief at 1-800-522-8039.

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