Dakota Jordan of Lander pleaded guilty in Circuit Court to eight wildlife charges for illegally taking deer, elk and a moose since 2021, and Judge Jefferson Coombs ordered a lifetime hunting revocation, jail and vehicle forfeitures. Game Warden Jon Desonier led the multi-year Fremont County investigation with Lander Region staff, wildlife investigators and Laramie forensic scientists who matched DNA along with location data, texts and photos. Jordan's father had already pleaded guilty to two related counts, drawing a five-year hunting suspension and $5,370 in fines and restitution, while authorities now seek two or three more people with help from neighboring states and Wind River Reservation officials. Public information and High Plains employees, plus work by deputy Fremont County Attorney Terry Martin and wildlife supervisor Jason Hunter, supported the outcome.