Walter Palmer,who faced public’s scorn after shooting Zimbabwe’s famous lion, said report of trucks herding deer on property was an ‘attack on an harmless man’The Minnesota department of natural resources said on Thursday it was investigating a report of potentially illegal hunting activity on land owned by the dentist who was sharply criticized for shooting a famous lion in Zimbabwe.
Leah Thompson, and who hunts on land in north-western Minnesota next to property owned by Bloomington dentist Walter Palmer,told the Associated Press that she reported the activity after seeing pickup trucks chasing deer on Palmers land last weekend. She said the trucks were also herding deer back on to Palmer’s property.
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Source: theguardian.com