Prescott's new wildlife-feeding ban yields no citations
Living in a Javelina habitat

Arizona Game and Fish has authority in Prescott to cite people who are intentionally feeding wildlife — most prominently, the javelina. The javelina nuisance can usually be traced to a food source. “Almost without fail, if we have a residential problem with javelina, we can narrow it down to somebody in the area who is feeding them,” said Wildlife Manager Supervisor Darren Tucker. (Courier file photo)
Photo by Les Stukenberg.

Arizona Game and Fish has authority in Prescott to cite people who are intentionally feeding wildlife — most prominently, the javelina. The javelina nuisance can usually be traced to a food source. “Almost without fail, if we have a residential problem with javelina, we can narrow it down to somebody in the area who is feeding them,” said Wildlife Manager Supervisor Darren Tucker. (Courier file photo)

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