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    Former Miss Kansas faces hunting charges

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    By KMAN Staff on December 8, 2015 AssociatedPress, Local News, Manhattan, State News, Top Story
    Theresa Vail on KMAN's "In Focus" in June of 2013

     

    Theresa Vail on KMAN's "In Focus" in June of 2013
    Theresa Vail on KMAN’s “In Focus” in June of 2013

    ANCHORAGE, Alaska  – Former Miss Kansas and the host of an Outdoor Channel adventure show has been charged with illegally shooting an Alaska grizzly bear and attempting to cover it up.

    Alaska State Troopers say 25-year-old Theresa Vail, star of “Limitless with Theresa Vail,” and two hunting guides are charged with misdemeanors. Vail has been a guest on KMAN several times and lives in Manhattan.

    Troopers say Vail during filming in May shot a male grizzly, and in her haste to kill it, shot a nearby sow.

    Troopers say master guide Michael Wade Renfro and assistant guide Joseph Andrew Miller conspired to cover up the violation up by obtaining a second bear tag and submitting the wrong information to game authorities.

    Renfro’s attorney says the accidental shooting of the second bear was an unfortunate event. Myron Angstman says Renfro and everyone else in the case have cooperated with authorities.

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