Officers with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission said they broke up what they consider to be the largest deer-poaching operation in Flagler County history.



The state attorney's office for the Seventh Judicial Circuit in Flagler County has charged five people, including two juveniles, with more than 50 counts of wildlife violations.



The investigation spanned more than a month.



At the initial investigation, wildlife officers found five yearling, one doe and a 4-point buck piled up like trash at the hunting camp.



The deer had been shot using three different rifles a

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