Fish and assistant-area biologist Tony Hollis tells The Fairbanks daily news-miner that Hollis lied that his office was contacted first by the hunter who shot the arrow and unsuccessfully to track and kill the wounded animal.
Fish and Game assistant area biologist Tony Hollis tells the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner that his office was first contacted by the hunter who shot the arrow, then tried unsuccessfully to track and kill the wounded animal.