Game wardens set record — but not for antler spread
Game wardens in Starr County recently caught three men over their bag limit — baggies of pot, that is.
The 2 tons of marijuana they found, with an estimated street value of nearly $4 million, undoubtedly would fill plenty of baggies. Instead, the state game wardens, working with U.S. Border Patrol agents, seized the pot while it still was in larger packages — 409 of them — waiting to be shipped north.
On Wednesday, a game warden had received information about a drug stash house, according to a news release from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.
The game warden contacted the Border Patrol, and officers from both agencies went to the residence near Salineno, a small community on the Rio Grande.
More at http://www.mysanantonio.com/news/local_news/article/Game-wardens-set-record-but-not-for-antler-4413593.php .
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