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    You are at:Home»State News»Missouri poacher ordered to repeatedly watch “Bambi” for illegally killing hundreds of deer

    Missouri poacher ordered to repeatedly watch “Bambi” for illegally killing hundreds of deer

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    By KMAN Staff on December 17, 2018 State News

    SPRINGFIELD — A Missouri poacher has been ordered to repeatedly watch the movie “Bambi” as part of his sentence for illegally killing hundreds of deer.

    The Springfield News-Leader reports that David Berry Jr. was ordered to watch the Disney classic at least once a month during his year-long jail sentence in what conservation agents are calling one of the largest deer poaching cases in state history.

    Prosecutors say the deer were killed for their heads, with their bodies left to rot.

    Berry was convicted in southwest Missouri’s Lawrence County of illegally taking wildlife. Three relatives and another man also were caught in connection to the poaching case. They’ve paid $51,000 in fines and court costs.

    Berry also was sentenced to 120 days in jail in nearby Barton County for a firearms probation violation.

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