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Now, here's your host, Ryan Calcalahan.

The host of a popular hunting show in Canada has pleaded guilty to

multiple wildlife crimes and has been fined more than $30,000 Michael Bo-U

or Bo-L Michael Boulou?

What's going to go with Boulou, like Boulou The Bear, is the host of the Alpine Carnivore TV show.

And you may also know him from a popular Instagram account, I assume by the same name.

According to law enforcement officials, Blue and his wife committed these crimes in

2020 and 2021 in both Alberta and British Columbia, search warrants of their home and office

uncovered tons of evidence including sheep and moose

parts that were matched with kill sites in Alberta. Shell casings from the sheep killed in Alberta

also matched the firearm officer seized in British Columbia.

What did these two admit to doing?

In British Columbia, Blue admitted to allowing his hunting license to be used by another party

and was fined $,500 dollars.

His wife Lynn admitted to hunting without a license and received a $2,000 penalty.

They will also be banned from hunting in the province for one year. Their crimes in Alberta

were even more serious. There they admitted to hunting without a license, hunting in

a closed season, unlawful possession of wildlife, unlawful export of wildlife, providing false information

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