More than 30 people have been convicted in connection to a poaching case involving a Nebraska hunting and guiding services company.
Celebrity bowhunters Josh and Sarah Bowmar pleaded guilty to a federal misdemeanor charge in connection to a Nebraska poaching case., prosecutors said that the Bowmars"agreed to purchase hunting and guiding services" from Hidden Hills Outfitters, which is based near Broken Bow, Nebraska, several times between 2015 and 2017.
Prosecutors also said that the Bowmars posted footage of their hunts with Hidden Hills Outfitters on theirpage, YouTube account and company website. The couple's Instagram account, bowmarbowhunting, features pictures and videos of them hunting, and has 336,000 followers.
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