The Villages is more like a city for retired people in central Florida. It's its own census-delegated place. And the sprawling community is mostly owned by the Morse family.
Needless to say, it's a good business that has allowed the Morse family to have estates throughout the United States, including a hunting ranch in Montana. Unfortunately for the Morses though, state game laws still apply on the ranch.
Montana law enforcement brought poaching charges against Villages president and CEO, Mark Morse and seven of his family members and employees stemming around violations on his M Square Ranch.
While Mark is still facing charges, his daughter just plead guilty to hunting turkeys and elk without a license. She's the second of the eight to please guilty, which saved her from losing hunting privileges in Montana and Florida.
We'll keep you posted on the outcome of Morse's trial.
–Brian McClintock
(Photo from The Great White Hunter).
Think this poaching case is bad? This story of a poached world-class whitetail is even worse.
