A Waynesboro, Tenn. man convicted of repeated poaching offenses was fined $3,200, sentenced to 80 days in jail and was banned from hunting for life. Jimmy Daniel Prater's latest conviction came after authorities with the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency used DNA evidence to link antlers found in the poacher's home to carcasses found abandoned in the field.
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December 28, 2008
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