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Man Pleads Guilty To Bald Eagle Killing Spree

Federal authorities said the man and his partner killed about 3,600 birds, some of which were protected bald and golden eagles.

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Eastern Washington man to plead guilty to poaching thousands of birds, including Bald Eagles, in Montana

Eastern Washington man to plead guilty to poaching thousands of birds, including Bald Eagles, in Montana
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Man accused of helping to kill over 3,000 birds set to plead guilty

Travis John Branson allegedly sold bald and golden eagle parts and feathers for large sums of money

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Washington man to plead guilty in killing spree of 3,600 birds, including bald eagles

Travis John Branson of Cusick, Washington has reached a plea agreement with prosecutors and could face up to 13 years in prison.

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Man Accused of Texting About His Killing Spree of Bald Eagles and Other Birds Intends to Plead Guilty: Docs

Travis Branson will plead guilty to helping kill and sell roughly 3,600 rare birds over a six-year period, according to federal court filings.

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